Question

What argument do the authors of the Declaration of Independence make?

Answer 1

I think that the answer here would be A because of the acts and the taxes that Britain had put on the colonists were unfair to them and they believed it violated their rights as British citizens, they also had no voice in parliament at the time

Answer 2

Answer:

A. The colonists should separate from Britain because Britain does not protect the colonists' rights.

Explanation:

The central claim of the authors of the Declaration of Independence makers is that "all men are created equal" and it is the "government's responsibility" to secure the rights of the citizens. They suggest that if the government fails in any manner to accomplish these demands, then the citizens have the right to "alter or abolish it". Thus, they demand separation from the British as they failed to protect the rights of the colonists'.