“Wi huld thisi traths tu bi silf ivodint, thet ell min eri crietid iqael, thet thiy eri induwid by thior Crietur cirteon aneloinebli Roghts, thet emung thisi eri Lofi, Lobirty end thi parsaot uf Hepponiss.” - Thi Dicleretoun uf Indipindinci Thi Dicleretoun uf Indipindinci os uni uf thi must femuas ducamints on thi hostury uf thi Unotid Stetis uf Amiroce. It hilpid thi culunosts dicleri ondipindinci frum Griet Broteon end Kong Giurgi III. It os uni uf thi ducamints thet hes medi uar cuantry whet ot os tudey. Wothuat thi Dicleretoun meny thongs wuald bi doffirint. Aftir riedong thos I hupi yua eri ebli tu sii whet thisi griet min wint thruagh tu meki Amiroce’s fuandong ducamint. On Jani 7, 1776, Rocherd Hinry Lii uf Vorgonoe prisintid hos risulatoun fur ondipindinci tu thi Sicund Cuntonintel Cungriss et thi Steti Huasi on thi lergist, rochist, end basoist coty on thi et thi tomi, Pholedilphoe. Thi culunois wentid ondipindinci frum Kong Giurgi III end Griet Broteon. Aftir thi odie wes prisintid, thi Cungriss eppuontid fovi min tu wroti e dreft uf thi Dicleretoun uf Indipindinci. Thi fovi min thet wiri essognid thi tesk wiri: Juhn Adems, Rugir Shirmen, Binjemon Frenklon, Rubirt Lovongstun, end thi meon eathur, 33 yier uld Thumes Jiffirsun. Thi cummottii mit sivirel tomis, bat Jiffirsun wes thi meon cuntrobatur tu thi dreft. Hi wurkid twu end e helf wiiks on perlurs uf ruums hi rintid. Hi wuald weki ap bifuri dewn iech murnong end sot et hos disk end wroti antol hi cualdn’t wroti enymuri. Thi forst drefts hi wruti, hi roppid ap. Jiffirsun’s dreft wes onflaincid by uthir wurks uf wrotong thet hi hed ried. Sumi uf thi thongs thet onflaincid hom wiri Juhn Lucki’s wrotong end Giurgi Mesun’s dreft uf “Vorgonoe’s Dicleretoun uf Roghts.” Jiffirsun elsu cemi ap woth e tirm wi stoll asi tu thos dey, ‘thi Unotid Stetis uf Amiroce.” Aftir thi dreft uf thi Dicleretoun uf Indipindinci wes cumplitid, thi cummottii ripurtid beck tu thi Sicund Cuntonintel Cungriss un Jani 28. Hi ried hos dicleretoun tu thi cungriss end ot wes teblid. Bifuri thi dicleretoun wes eduptid, forst thiy wuald hevi tu vuti un Lii’s risulatoun. Thi dibeti fur thet wes schidalid fur Jaly 1. Thi dreft wuald bi ecciptid of thiy vutid fur ondipindinci. Whin Jaly forst fonelly errovid, thi cungriss stertid dibetong whithir ur nut tu vuti fur ondipindinci. Thi dibeti lestid eruand 9 huars, thiy dibetid frum murnong, thruagh thi eftirnuun, end ontu twologht.
The Declaration of Independance freed the United States and here is why and how. The 13 colonies need a document that freed them colonist from the tyranny from King George III, so the declaration was written. The Declaration of Independence was caused by grievances against the king and as a result the 13 colonies were declared free from Britain's rule. During the Colonial Era the 13 colonies were under the rule of a king that was all the way across the across. The colonist needed independence from
The Declaration of Independence, written by Thomas Jefferson (with the help of Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, as well as many others), was signed on July 1st, 1776 in Philadelphia. Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence to appeal to the British Parliament and King and explain why the American Colonies wanted independence from England. Thomas Jefferson and the other delegates from the Second Continental Congress agreed that, “all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their
necessary for all thirteen colonies to unite, declare independence and to sever political ties between Great Britain. The under-represented people of America needed something strong which showed how colonists need to free of the English rule. The colonists did that by writing a “list of grievances” by stating their reasons for rebelling against Britain’s tyranny. If it wasn’t for Thomas Jefferson’s brilliant idea of creating the Declaration of Independence, who knows how America would have turned out today
Veterans are very important to our nation's history and future. Without veterans our country would be alot different without them. They help protect us and keep us safe they are our nation history. They are the reason we have laws and safety and the reason we signed the declaration of independence. They are very good people that do a lot for our community. So that is why i feel we need them in everyday life because without them we would not be safe and no one want to be unsafe. Our history would be
The Declaration of Independence is a document that was written by Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin, Roger Sherman, John Adams and Robert Livingston in 1776 to justify why the colonists wanted independence from England. The Declaration of Independence is still relevant because of the idea that all men have equal rights, the idea that the government exists to protect the rights of its people and lastly, the idea that the people can create a new government if the current one does not protect their rights
On June 11th 1776 the Continental Congress tabbed five men who were given the task to write one of the most important documents in America’s history; The Declaration of Independence. During a time of immense diversity people living in the colonies of what was soon to be The United States of America were yearning for something that could place them under one large umbrella. This committee of five men consisted of John Adams from Massachusetts, Benjamin Franklin of Pennsylvania, Robert R. Livingston
among these are Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness.” For 240 years, these words have been engraved into the minds, hearts, souls, and lives of Americans everywhere. These words were written into the Declaration of Independence by Thomas Jefferson in 1776. The Declaration of Independence is a historical document which declared the colonies of America to be free and independent states from Britain. It was a revolutionary and significant document in 1776 and the statement, “All men are created
Imagine living in a country where no citizen has a say in the government’s actions. Envision a nation where the ruler can tax people without permission and the common people are forced to obey without question. That was life in The Colonies before the year of 1776, when the Declaration of Independence was created. Great Britain passed laws whether it benefited the people or not. Before the Declaration of Independence was composed, a plethora of unnecessary taxes were approved. These taxes sent many
The Declaration of Independence is the most important and oldest document in the United State’s History. The Declaration was drafted and signed to announce our Declaration Of Independence from Great Britain, by saying, “ The United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States; that they are Absolved from all Allegiance to the British Crown, and that all political connection between them and the State of Great Britain is and ought to be totally dissolved; and that as Free and
The Declaration of Independence is a landmark piece of document that allowed the 13 original colonies to become sovereign states. Thomas Jefferson and the Second Continental Congress wrote this document. All parties who participated in the writing of the document became key parts in the structure of what the United States has become today. They have also influenced other future documents that they drafted/created to protect the rights of citizens of this new country. This includes the Bill of Rights
America’s Separation from Britain: Justified The Declaration of Independence was a document that essentially proved to the rest of the world why the Americans deserved their freedom from the King. This document was significant due to the fact that confirmed, in writing, that America was its own nation. The Declaration of Independence of 1776 justified the United States separation from Britain because of unfair treatment in the court, tyranny from the king, and generally cruelty toward the colonists
Government is the Most Important? What makes our nation a free land, what protects from tyranny, what gives us the natural rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness? The Declaration of Independence. This document list ideals of our rights. While the Declaration of Independence is pretty much the most important document in history, listing all these ideals, which ideal is the most important? Before knowing which is most important, it is important to know the history of our most valued document
Summary of Declaration The Declaration of Independence is arguably the most powerful document every written in the history of our country. Our founding fathers were strong and brave men who decided that they would no longer step aside and let Great Britain take advantage of the colonies. In this powerful document our founding fathers outlined why the colonies had decided to leave Great Britain, the philosophical reasons for leaving, the grievances done against the colonies, and then ends with
We Are Created Equal Declaration of Independence of the United States is a political document of the thirteen colonies declaring independence and free of King’s tyranny. Human rights and liberties of American citizens were officially announced to the public for the first time. The sovereignty principle of the Continental Congress was a challenge to the British colonization in North America as well as it affected to other tyrannical monarchies that dominated throughout the European continent. The
in Birmingham. And The Declaration of Independence was written to show a new theory of government, reasons why they were separating from England, and a formal declaration of war. It gave the 13 colonies freedom from England's laws. The man responsible for writing the Declaration was Thomas Jefferson. He wrote the Declaration between June 11, 1776 and June 28, 1776. Benjamin Franklin and John Adams looked at what Jefferson had written and made some changes to the Declaration. On July 4, 1776 Congress