Which statement best describes the historical significance of the declaration of independence? It contains different colonists’
opinions about whether the colonies should attempt to separate from britain. It describes why the colonists wanted to be free from britain and what led to their decision to fight against british rule. It describes why colonists and the founding fathers believed in the separation of church and state. It contains the signatures of famous colonists such as benjamin franklin and thomas jefferson.
The statement that best describes the historical significance of the declaration of independence is "It describes why the colonists wanted to be free from britain and what led to their decision to fight against british rule"
Explanation:
The struggles for independence in the colonies of America were not a single movement, but several historical processes with different characteristics. However, some common elements contributed to these colonies wanting independence: the spread of liberal ideas and the ambition of colonial elites to expand their political and economic power. Thus, the declaration was to gain independence from Great Britain, freeing the thirteen American Colonies from the British Empire.
