Thomas Jefferson's Declaration Of Enlightenment

In accordance to the Age of Enlightenment where individuals sought to shed the light of science and reason on the world in order to question traditional ideas, Thomas Jefferson’s “Declaration of Independence” borrows enlightenment ideals from major figures, such as John Locke, to enhance his rational message of colonial separation from British rule. According to Immanuel Kant, the Enlightenment is man’s emancipation from self-imposed immaturity to use their own reason; he explains how individuals can reach enlightenment, and thus true freedom, through scholarly and public criticism of laws and practices in order to progress towards a just society. With reason as a source of light to both, how did Jefferson’s views on individual freedom compare