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(I'm assuming that you are referring to the American Declaration of Independence) The Declaration of Independence dissolved all legal ties between the colonies and England. It currently has no affect on any facet of American laws. It was fully signed and ratified on August 2, 1776. Most people believe that it was fully signed on July 4, 1776, but only John Hancock signed it that day, which explains the size of his signature. The only event in American history on July 4 before 1776 was George Washington's defeat at Fort Necessity.-Akilae

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It declares the united states and every one in it freedom, included in the Bill of Rights and gives us independence

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