- Preamble
- American Colonies are separating themselves from Great Britain
- They feel their rights are being violated
- When the main government becomes destructive, the people have the right to abolish the government and make a new one
- Complaints
- The colonists weren't allowed any representation in Britain
- It took to long for laws to either be approved to denied
- He sent troops over to the colonies even thought they were at peace
- Troops were being punished for the crimes they committed
- Cutting off trade to the rest of the world
- Imposing unfair taxes
- No fair trials by jury
- Preamble
- Conclusion
- The states will no longer be associated with Britain
- They have the right to start war, create peace, create alliances, establish commerce and can do anything an independent country can do
- They pledge their lives, fortune, and sacred honor to each other
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Declaration of Independence Outline
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