Which phrase in the Declaration explains the relationship between government and the people?

The phrase your asking about is "We The People"

Explanation:

This one phrase became a popular rhetoric that established the very definition of Democracy. Although not perfect, the concept of the people controlling their own rights, while having the ability to elect representatives over them has become a significant factor into who the United States is as a nation. The government and the people, although very different when defined, are all in the same in the conceptualization of a democratic government. In short, the people have the ultimate authority in a democracy, not the government positioned electives.

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