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The most important focus on the individual and their responsibilities for action and involvement in matters of government can be seen in the French Revolution, in the French Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, delivered in 1789. That document, along with the U.S. Constitution with its Bill of Rights in 1791, created a set of universally accepted individual and collective rights, claiming to be valid at all times and in all places, because they are part of human nature.