Carl Becker is considered one of the historians of the American avant-garde. Thanks to the men who graduated from him and the books written by his pen, he became a major influence on an entire generation of students. The man is, above all, a historian of ideas. It helps us to understand the incident of history, by examining how those who participated in it explain to themselves their behavior and behavior in it. His greatest book representing this tendency is, most likely, his book called "The Declaration of Independence," which is a study in the history of political ideas. As Professor Baker traces in his book the theory of "natural rights" from the Middle Ages to the present day, he has come to new knowledge about the mentality of the eighteenth century, and about the men who created the United States of America. Although his writing style is clear, bright, and harshly critical, his books have never been very popular among people. However, this matter was not important in the past, as the man''s influence, although it often took an indirect path, expanded his entire nation. Today, however, as the problems of the coming peace confront us, we do not have any time left to slow down in spreading or disseminating ideas. Between people and there is no devious way to do so.
