What was the overall purpose of the Declaration of the Rights of Man? A) to create a government responsive to the people. B) to eliminate the monarchy and aristocracy. C) to guarantee a good life to all citizens. D) to eliminate the excessive power of clergy.

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Janessa Eaton

14 February, 07:41

What was the overall purpose of the Declaration of the Rights of Man? A) to create a government responsive to the people. B) to eliminate the monarchy and aristocracy. C) to guarantee a good life to all citizens. D) to eliminate the excessive power of clergy.

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Remington Cabrera · Answer 1

c isnt correct the correct answer is A

Reese Berg · Answer 2

The correct answer would be C) to guarantee a good life to all citizens.

The Declaration of the Rights of Man was a French document that listed all rights that French citizens possessed. These rights would allow individual freedoms and the ability of French citizens to live the life they wanted. Some of the rights mentioned in this document include:

- Property

- Natural rights (life, liberty, etc.)

- Legal rights (rights of the accused).