Declaration of Independence

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July 4, 1776 the Declaration of Independence was signed. Every Independence Day - July 4 - marks a new anniversary for the United States.

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Thomas Jefferson was the principal author of the Declaration.

During the late 1700's America was upset with the whole British tyranny and wanted to separate from Great Britain. In order to separate the two groups Thomas Jefferson wrote the declaration of independence, 200 years later women faced the same injustice but it was from men and how unfair the men treated the women.

You may want independence from work, your parents, school, your brothers or sisters, pop music, fashion clothes, bad summer movies, your friends or a bad habit, the list is endless. Find your despotic dictator and write your declaration against him, her, or it.

Gettysburg Address. Lincoln stated in this speech that he believed all men are created, and that so did the Founding Fathers of America. "our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in Liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal"

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Declaration of Independence

There are several but the writers stated that the King would not let them have places in Parliament or let them make decisions. He would not let them have judges, in the declaration it said that the Kind was responsible for the fact that the peoples' homes were burned/destroyed and that he was the reason that the rebel's men lay wounded and dying because of the King's taxes. They said that it was he [the king] that was responsible for the loss of crops and all the problems tyhroughout the colonies. Even though some of the written words in the Declartion of Indepandace were not directly King George the thrid's fault he was accussed, that was just opinion and exaggeration that the rebels blamed on him since they were furious with England and wanted freedom more than anything else.

The Declaration of Independence is a document based on the beliefs of the founding fathers and was mostly written by Thomas Jefferson. Enlightenment? At that time, the colonists were pretty fed up with taxation without representation, had been influenced by the writings of Thomas Paine...in particular "Common Sense"....and were already involved in the American Revolutionary War. If you mean enlightenment ideas of one person in particular, the main man was definitely Thomas Jefferson....Virginia gentleman.

The answer is the Articles of confederation. But, the person who just gave their answer, probably would get a headache just thinking about it while they're sitting in their trailer eating porkrinds because they don't care about academics, and clearly, their life is going nowhere! :)

The founder(s) wrote the Declaration of Independence because people in the New World were still being controlled by the British, and wanted their own freedoms. So the Continental Congress formed a comitee to tell people why the colonists wanted to be free. Thomas Jefferson was the head of this comitee who was also an exellent writer. So he and a few other people wrote out the Declataion of Independence and America finally got their freedome and officially became their own INDEPENDENT nation!

to declare to the world that the British coloniesin America were declaring themselves an independent nation

to declare to the world that the British colonies in America were declaring themselves an independent nation

Not sure what you mean by limits. The Declaration declared we all have unalienable rights that cannot be taken away by government. But, those rights must be respected and you cannot interfere with the rights of others. The Declaration also says that when a government becomes destructive of the rights of the citizens, they have the right to revolt. But, it also states that governments "long established" should not be over thrown for simple causes but to work within the system to change what is wrong.

The idea that every person was created equal had to do with Jefferson's ideas of pursuing happiness. He felt that everyone was born and had the same rights to live their life to make themselves happy.

My answer is that you can do anything as long as it doesn't hurt anyone on a large scale. I say "on a large scale" because it is almost impossible to do anything without hurting someone else. When we drive to work we hurt people. First of all we pollute the air for people that have asthma. We also worsen the plight of ulcer patients that get nervous in traffic and thus produce more acid in their stomachs.

We also put pets in danger. Many cats and dogs, probably in the the tens of millions, are killed by cars. The question is, does the benefit outweigh the negative effects? Yes, because without the vehicle our life expectancies would go down, and I don't have the time to go into why this would happen (might have something to do with not being able to get food into the cities in time for the masses to eat it.)

Because marijuana is the big issue right now I will discuss this. Smoke, smoke, smoke....to your hearts content. The marijuana issue is one of the biggest debates right now because people have begun to think. And where does the rabbit hole of thinking lead us to? It leads to a very normal man or women sitting at home smoking a bowl, while the drunks are downtown picking fights at the bars and killing people in car wrecks on the way home. These same people are driving up health costs by their health problems that they will inevitibly incur. Meanwhile, the pot smoker sits at home, laughing and talking with friends, too relaxed to fight and too mellow to look for his car keys.

In all my years of life I have still not seen two pot smokers fighting and also very few auto accidents. And these are usually fender benders cause pot-smokers usually drive well under the speed limit, which is more than I can say for drinkers.

I know why the government doesn't want pot-smokers. Cause it makes you think. The spectrum of truth and lies is placed before your intelligence. You are able to make decisions based on love and fairnes. But we don't want that in America. It was tried before and the system began to unravel. Where marijuana is, organized religion breaks down, and the unfairness of governments is exposed, something the Indains know about.

We don't want that in the USA.

Declaration of Independence was adopted by Congress at July 4, 1776

The phrase "certain unalienable rights" is not in the U.S. Constitution at all, and so they are not guaranteed. The phrase appears in the Declaration of Independence, at the beginning of the second paragraph: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." Since the Declaration of Independence did only what its title says, declare independence from Britain, and listed the reasons for it, it has no force at law.

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The word used, as an example, in the Declaration of Independence is: Unalienable.

the 13 colonies got their independence from Britain because it was a lot of days for the war, so a general put a white flag to surrendered.