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States that a government is created for the benefits of people and the equality.
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First delegates sign the Declaration of Independence, a governor of Massachusetts and the President of the Second Continental Congress.
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Is the motto indicated by the committee Congress.
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He served in the Second Continental Congress, during the American Revolution and helped draft the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Made main contributions to science, especially in understanding of electricity and his writing was elegance.
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Signer of the Declaration of Independence and a governor of Massachusetts. He used his wealth and influence to help the movement for American independence.
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Founding Father, also a delegate to the Constitutional Convention, author of the Federalist papers and was the U.S first secretary of the treasury.
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The only Roman Catholic and one of four Marylanders to sign the Declaration of Independence. He established the concept of religious toleration in the founding documents and laws of the country.
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He surveyed lands for war veterans, was the Vice-President of Pennsylvania Supreme Executive Council, and represented Pennsylvania as a U.S congressman.
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Only clergy to sign Declaration of Independence and helped achieved the Continental Congress
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He sketch the moment the first draft of "The Declaration of Independence" was given to the Second Continental Congress with the assistance of Jefferson's information and advice. First American painter to have a college education.
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Founding Father, he wrote the first drafts of the U.S Constitution and the Bill of Rights; got the nickname "Father of the Constitution". Also was the fourth president of the U.S.
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Written during the Philadelphia Convention. Established America's government, fundamental laws, and guaranteed basic rights for its citizens.
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First chief justice of the U.S Supreme Court, one of the Founding Fathers and signer of the Treaty of Paris.
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The first ten amendments to the U.S Constitution.
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Founding Father signer of the Declaration of Independence, was a supporter for public education and a famous physician.
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Liberty- Freedom from choice/ dictatorial government control.
Egalitarianism- Equality in society.
Individualism- People are free to pursue their goals.
Populism- People involved in the political life.
Laissez-Faire- Policy of letting the government interference in the economic of a individual or society. -
It has a constitutional responsibility to requite the owner's property.
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Is a motto that is said because of the increase of religion during the Civil War. President Dwight Eisenhower declared the motto to appear on currency.
