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Britain reacted to the Declaration of Rights, which emerged from the Glorious Revolution of 1688, by recognizing it as a legitimate expression of parliamentary sovereignty and the rights of citizens. The declaration led to the Bill of Rights in 1689, which established limits on the powers of the monarchy and affirmed certain civil liberties. This shift marked the beginning of constitutional monarchy in Britain, significantly curtailing royal authority and setting a precedent for future governance. Overall, it was seen as a crucial step in the evolution of British democracy.
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What was the actual majority of the declaration of independence about?
Our rights as "We the people" and it was a declaration of us separating from Great Britain. "What it was about" cannot be expressed better than by it's title. It was a "Declaration of Independence".
What did the first continental congress decide to do if great Britain rejected the declaration of rights?
Go to war
The representatives anticipated that the Declaration of Rights and Grievances would lead to?
A war with Britain. Tempers were rising and they representatives knew that Britain would not just let the colonies go.
What is jeffersons' major premise or assumption in the declaration?
The major premise in Jefferson's declaration is that the duty of government is to protect the rights of the people. Jefferson also listed the wrongs he felt Britain had committed.
What was the Virginia declaration of rights a model for?
The Virginia Declaration of Rights was a model for the Bill of Rights.
Does the Declaration of Independence tells people that they have a government to protect their rights?
The Declaration of Independence did not address the people. It was sent to Britain and listed the ways they had wronged them. In it, however, it does say that people have the rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness and that Britain has gone against these rights. This suggested that they would protect these rights in their new government.
What did the Declaration of Independences do?
it free us from great Britain and gave us r rights
How did Washington react to Britain's Declaration of War with France?
Washington was impressed. He hoped that it inspired people(soldiers).-kayla
What documents was written to convince the nation to go to war with Britain The declaration of indepence of indepence The constitution The legislative article The bill of rights?
The declaration of independence
What was the actual majority of the declaration of independence about?
Our rights as "We the people" and it was a declaration of us separating from Great Britain. "What it was about" cannot be expressed better than by it's title. It was a "Declaration of Independence".
What did the first continental congress decide to do if great Britain rejected the declaration of rights?
Go to war
What. does. the. declaration of independence say about Britain?
The Declaration of Independence said that Britain and their king abused the rights of the American colonists. It listed the charges against the king including his abuse of power and imposing taxes on them without their consent.
What three rights does the Declaration of Independence cover?
the declaration of Independence states that the 13 colonies all want to separate from Britain and become there own country . it also states 1 to 2 complaints and why they want to separate from Britain.
How did king georges reaction to the declaration of rights affect the relationship between Britain and the colonists?
because he started war
The representatives anticipated that the Declaration of Rights and Grievances would lead to?
A war with Britain. Tempers were rising and they representatives knew that Britain would not just let the colonies go.
Why did the first continental congress send the declaration of rights of rights to the king?
The delegates compromised. They halted all trade with Britain and alerted the colonial militias to prepare for war. Meanwhile, they drafted a Declaration of Rights, a list of 10 resolutions that included the right to " life, liberty, and property "
What is jeffersons' major premise or assumption in the declaration?
The major premise in Jefferson's declaration is that the duty of government is to protect the rights of the people. Jefferson also listed the wrongs he felt Britain had committed.
