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Why did the founding fathers focused heavily on unalienable rights being guaranteed by the U.S. government

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SpottedOwl2802
After overthrowing the rule of a tyrannical government, it’s easy to see why the founding fathers wanted to ensure that the citizens would have rights that could not be taken away from them: they wanted to ensure that the people of the United States of America would never be subjected to such tyranny ever again.
SalenKotch

The "founding fathers" focused so strongly on unalienable rights being guaranteed by our government as a reaction to abuses we endured as a colony of Great Britain. Madison, Jefferson, and Hamilton wanted to prevent any future U.S. government from beoming as oppressive as that of Great Britain in the colonial period.

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