Thomas Jefferson borrowed heavily from the Enlighten Philosopher John Locke in writing the Declaration of Independence. Jefferson stated that "all men are created equal and have unalienable rights." What are these rights and in your opinion did Jefferson really believe that all men are created equal? answer the question by writing a paragraph on your opinion.

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Jefferson believed that this rights are the right  to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Centuries later they are the foundation of American society. On the other side I don't believe that Jefferson believed in equality as he was holding slaves himself, thus showing that he don't believe in that idea truly.

Explanation:

Jefferson was obviously really affected by Locke's idea, as he incorporated many of those ideas in the Declaration of Independence. Actually, right to life and liberty are ideas proclaimed by Locke, while Jefferson added a part about pursuit of happiness. We can't say that Jefferson really believed in the equality of all people, as he owned plantation in which hundreds of slaves worked.

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