All of the Following Are True of the Declaration of Independence

All of the following are true of the Declaration of Independence EXCEPT:

A) ultimately, it is an assertion of the right of revolution.
B) its arguments made it a uniquely American document with little relevance to other nations.
C) it celebrated individual self-fulfillment as a central element of American freedom.
D) it completed the shift of Americans' focus from their rights as Englishmen to their rights as human beings.
E) it deemphasized tradition as a force in shaping American society.