The Declaration of Independence teaches that America was founded as a meritocratic nation, a nation where people succeed based on merit, individual talent, and hard work.
How does the Declaration do this?
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The Declaration of Independence teaches that America was founded as a meritocratic nation, a nation where people succeed based on merit, individual talent, and hard work.
How does the Declaration do this?
About the Author
Jack Miller is the founder and chairman emeritus of the Jack Miller Center, a nonprofit dedicated to reinvigorating education in America’s founding principles and history, from K–12 through college.
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The Declaration of Independence teaches that America was founded as a meritocratic nation, a nation where people succeed based on merit, individual talent, and hard work.
How does the Declaration do this?
About the Author
Jack Miller is the founder and chairman emeritus of the Jack Miller Center, a nonprofit dedicated to reinvigorating education in America’s founding principles and history, from K–12 through college.
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