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The declaration of independence stated that all men were created equal and that they had natural rights that could not be taken away. how were these beliefs enforced in the early united states?

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These beliefs were enforced in early America by creating a constitution that protected these individual rights. The idea of natural rights were included in the Bill of Rights.

The Bill of Rights are the first ten amendments of the US Constitution. These rights guarantee important liberties including:

a) Freedom of speech
b) Freedom of religion
c) Right to bear arms
d) Right to a jury trial

These rights were protected by the federal government and the local, state, and federal court systems.
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The declaration that all men were created equal was enforced in several ways such as:

  • By making the Constitution democratic
  • By introducing the Bill of Rights
  • By mandating the Supreme Court to protect the Constitution

In the early days of the Republic, the Constitution created a democratic government that ensured that the government was voted in by the people which proved that people were born equal.

The Bill of Rights also protected the natural and civil rights of people and the Supreme Court was established to ensure that these rights were protected.

In conclusion, the right of people to be equal was protected by the Constitution.

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