Certain unalienable rights mean certain right can never be taken away.
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Unalienable rights are the rights that are given to a person as a birthright. These rights cannot be denied by any means nor can the individual give them up by choice.
In the drafts of The Declaration of Independence, many drafts mention passages about how the 'Creator' has given undeniable rights to all individuals. One such right as mentioned in the drafts is 'the liberty to life and enjoying it'. The passage further explains that these rights cannot be given up by us nor denied to us as they are a part of us. They help in defining the person that we become through the course of our life.
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The industrial revolution resulted in the development of factories and machinery to be capable of producing items on a mass scale. Mass production was fueled by technological advances from the Industrial Revolutions as well as meeting higher consumer demand as a result of free-market enterprises and wealth.
Hitler carried many views, but some more prominent ones were that (1) Jews were responsible for Germany's poor economical condition (2) Communism (or Marxism) was to be fought against (3) Germany was treated unfairly after WW1
