The Declaration of Independence was written in 1776 by the Continental Congress. It was viewed as a document of the people wanting to Declare their independence from Britain. After all the taxes/laws the colonists have gone through, they had enough (Stamp Act, Sugar Act, Townshend Act, Intolerable Acts, etc.) Almost all colonists viewed it as their ray of "hope." There are a few loyalists who disapprove, though.
Well im going to say that it doesent because it wasent born in the country
they were stronger than the men who had been in the trenches for a while
they called them dough boys since they were well fed and had good living conditions before going to war
The Spanish-American War affected U.S. power in Asia by making the U.S. an important power in Asia. With the acquisition of Guam and the Philippines the U.S. increased it's influence in Asia.
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