Question

I saw that there were no good ones for this question so heres the answer​

Answer 1

The correct answer is B. Gave specific examples of their mistreatment

Explanation:

The purpose of the Declaration of Independence, which was approved in 1776, was to communicate Great Britain that colonies wanted to be independent territories, and therefore they will no longer be under the control of Great Britain.

Additionally, in this Declaration representatives of the colonies wanted to show the Independence was fair and motivated by reasonable motives. Due to this, to maintain the credibility in this document, the authors provided specific examples of Great Britan mistreatment to the colonies because this showed Independence was needed. This included mentioning Great Britain's monarchy did not approve laws that benefited people in the colonies, imposed taxes, and unfair laws, and obstructed colonies from choosing representatives.