Question

Explain the specific reasons and general principles used in the Declaration of Independence to justify America's seperation

Answer 1

United States’ Declaration of Independence argued about the natural rights of the citizen. Thomas Jefferson was the one who composed the original draft of the document about Independence Day that was voted by Congress to finally declare America’s Independence Day. Despite of the fact that Adam wanted to have Independence Day as July 2; the original celebration is July 4. Since Independence Day’s advocacy were Human Rights, a well-known sentence written marked the heart of the people. The statement talks about the equality of all men and that everyone is capable to enjoy liberty and happiness.

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation: On July 4, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was formally approved by the Congress. The document invoked anything Britain created to suppress America. It invoked imposing taxes without consent, dispending with trial by jury, abolishing valued laws, establishing a military dictatorships, maintain standing armies in peacetime , cutting off trade, burning towns, hiring mercenaries, and inciting hostility among the Indians. What the document included for the the people of America is "all men are created equal'' and natural rights of human kind - not just British rights.