Answer:
They state ideas that support the colonists' desire to break away from England.
Explanation:
The founding document of the United States of America is the Declaration of Independence written in 1776. It consists of four major parts, with Paragraph 2 being the longest and, by some, the most important part. Basically, its main ideas are:
- that all men are created equal and that they are endowed with unalienable rights: Life, Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness.
- that the Government's purpose is to enable these rights
- and if the Government fails to do so and starts oppressing people, then it's people's right and duty to fight this Government and to overthrow it, establishing a new one
So, in this paragraph, there is a justification for declaring independence, and it also serves as the introduction to the next paragraph in which are examples of Britain's denying of these rights listed
