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Each document was writing to inspire social and political change.

The Declaration of Independence refers to the people of the United States as being free, and outlines how the British royalty stands in the way of free people living freely. This is similar to the first clause of the French Declaration, where it states that all people are free and are to live in equality.

When leaders come together to compose documents such as these, they rarely neglect to remind that everyone is born equal.

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Three ways in which the American and French declarations are similar is that "they both incorporated the Enlightenment idea of natural rights."

  • Both documents were also used to declare their rebellion against the monarchy that abused its powers towards the citizens.

  • Both documents were made to establish the freedom and equality of the citizens.

The American Declaration of Independence was made in 1776, while the French Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen was made in 1789.

Hence, in this case, it is concluded that both the American and French Declaration was written for a similar purpose.

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