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They would at LEAST be hung.

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Q: What would happen to men who sign declaration of independence if colonists lost war?
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What did the colonists hope would happen after they wrote the Declaration of Independence?

The colonists hopes that England would listen to plea of freedom and not declare war


How would a loyalist react to the Declaration of Independence?

The reaction of a loyalist to the Declaration of Independence would have been that colonists do not have a right to simply declare their independence. Colonists are subjects of the crown, whether they agree or not. King George III rules by divine right. God save the king.


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Did the Declaration of Independence help the colonists realize it was good to fight for there independence?

At first the Declaration of Independence was the Colonists way of fighting. The declaration set certain laws of how the Government and the people should act. But they did go into war with the British. Another important document that helped is the Constitution. if you would like to learn more about this go towww.ushistory.org Hope my answers were helpful!


Which quote from the Declaration of Independence best shows that colonists felt the king would not listen to their wishes?

D. for cutting of our trades


What were some risks taken by the colonists for signing the Declaration of Independence?

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Why is Thomas Jefferson studied today?

Because he was a president who wrote the declaration of independence. If we didn't have it who knows what would happen


Which piece of historical context would most help the reader understand the declaration of independence?

At this time, there were many examples of the British being unfair to the colonists.


Is there a reason for signing the Declaration of Independence?

The reason that people signed the Declaration of Independence is that they agreed with the statement made by that document, and they wished to demonstrate their support, in the hope that the colonies would become independent (which did happen, as you probably know).


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When the declaration of independence was signed the colonists gave their new country what name?

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What would happen if the US decided to start counting years from our declaration of independence?

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