The following are two important philosophers that influenced Thomas Jefferson's writing of the Declaration of Independence:
1) John Locke- Locke wrote a famous book <em>Two Treaties of Government</em>. In this book, he discussed several different topics including the idea of unalienable rights. This refers to a set of rights that all individuals have just because they are human. Jefferson refers to this idea when he talks about how all men have the right to "life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness."
2) Thomas Hobbes- Jefferson's indirect reference to the idea of a social contract was inspired by the work of Thomas Hobbes.
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The Rule of Law is what governs a country and it is usually embedded in the constitution which is to be strictly followed by citizens regardless of status, position or class.
The rule of law helps to limits the powers of Government and serves a check and balance to all the arms of government of the country. This also helps to prevent dictatorship and infringement of human right of the people.
Francisco Franco created a dictator ship, and he was the dictator.
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He overthrew the original democratic governmet and lead a rebellion, too.
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In ancient Japan, Shintoism and Buddhism combined into a uniquely Japanese form of religion. During the Fujiwara regency, the military class rose around the ideals of the samurai, and large military families formed around powerful political figures. Also giving women the same rights as men was another big achievement!
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D) All of the above
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