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What is the relationship between government and the people that are established in the Declaration of Independence?

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According to the Declaration of Independence, there are times when it is acceptable for a people to end the relationship between them (the people) and the government. According to the Declaration of Independence, all men have certain rights which can't be given up or taken away. These are called unalienable.

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