‘Foundational equality’ means :
Being born equal and of equal moral worth
Foundational equality is the basic belief that all human beings are born equal in the sense of having equal moral worth; it underlies the idea of natural or human rights (as in the American Declaration: 'all men are created equal').
Other forms of equality are built on it: 'one person, one vote' is political equality, the same chance to rise and fall is equality of opportunity, and equal opportunity to develop unequal skills is the liberal meritocratic view of opportunity – none of these is the foundational sense.
Hence, the answer is Being born equal and of equal moral worth.
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