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8. Human Rights- Makes rights not only apply to the higher class citizens who make lots of money and have the right to make money, but also to the workers. The higher class citizens rights no longer over rule the workers. Rights apply to every human, even if you don’t consider them to be so.My argument<br />Support<br />http://www.archives.gov/education/lessons/fdr-inaugural/<br />
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