Which idea did most of the Founding Fathers, despite their differences, agree with?
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The founding fathers agree that freedom must be protected by all cost and they were entitled of their natural rights. Also they agreed that the mother country, Britain, violated them and they needed to break away from the mother country and govern themselves.
Most of the Founding Fathers agreed on the principle of natural rights, which defined individuals' entitlement to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. This belief, rooted in Enlightenment philosophy, ultimately guided their efforts in writing the Declaration of Independence and shaping the nation's government. Their commitment to protecting these rights highlights the philosophical foundation of the United States.
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