Probably very proud and happy with it unless he feels like what he wrote wasn't quite the right wording. but only Jefferson could honestly answer this question correctly.
happy
Thomas Jefferson was initially dismayed by Congress's edits to the Declaration of Independence, feeling that some changes diluted the strength and clarity of his original message. He believed that certain passages, particularly those addressing the slave trade and the rights of man, were essential to the document's integrity. Despite his concerns, Jefferson ultimately accepted the revisions, understanding the need for consensus among the delegates. He recognized that the overall purpose of the declaration was more important than preserving his original wording.
wote~ is the wrong way to spell wrote very close just forgot an "R". I believe that he wrote the deceleration so there could be freedom.
how did he feel
dick
About what situation?
they were ignorant
By the way you feel towards him and how he makes you feel.
they did not support it
they did not support it
he sought to avoid war
he felt scared