What movement most directly infl uenced the writing of the Declaration of

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The movement that most directly influenced the writing of the Declaration of
<span>Independence was "the Enlightenment," since it was Enlightenment thinkers such as John Locke who heavily advocated for individual liberty and "social contract". </span>

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