The question of black slavery was raised in negotiations over the Declaration of Independence, raising hopes of blacks, both slave and free. Despite an early draft decrying the evils of slavery, in order to get full participation of southern colonies the language about slavery never made it into the final draft. Early hopes that independence might free American blacks was dashed; England ended slavery many years before America. It appears that blacks realized how they had been sold out; while 5,000 fought on the side of the Continental Army, more than 20,000 served the British forces.
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Yes, the Declaration of Independence is considered a documentary source. This type of source is a type of record that were generated by an individual or group that details what was going on in their lives.
The Declaration of Independence (I assume that is what you are referring to) was written to declare our independence from England. Contrary to common belief, this document has no form of government. Our modern government is not directly affected by the Declaration at all. Basically, people were sick of England's grip on our nation. A group of men came together and officially declared independence by means of the Declaration of Independence.
They were proud and felt like a part of a larger group.
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Yes, the Declaration of Independence is considered a documentary source. This type of source is a type of record that were generated by an individual or group that details what was going on in their lives.
The Patriots are the group of colonists that faced hostility.
The Declaration of Independence (I assume that is what you are referring to) was written to declare our independence from England. Contrary to common belief, this document has no form of government. Our modern government is not directly affected by the Declaration at all. Basically, people were sick of England's grip on our nation. A group of men came together and officially declared independence by means of the Declaration of Independence.
John Hancock, was the first to sign the Declaration of Independence.
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They were proud and felt like a part of a larger group.