Questions and Answers
What is the rationale for why they are writing the Declaration of Independence?
What is included in the list of grievances against King George?
Taxation without representation, refusal to act in the common good, and housing soldiers without consent.
The declaration states their intention to remain part of Great Britain.
False
What does the declaration state about their relationship with Great Britain?
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Study Notes
Parts of the Declaration of Independence
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Intent
- Explains the rationale behind writing the document.
- Highlights individual rights and the purpose of government.
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List of Grievances
- Enumerates unjust actions taken by King George III.
- Includes taxation without representation as a major complaint.
- Accuses the King of neglecting the common good of the people.
- Mentions the forced quartering of soldiers in citizens' homes without consent.
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Declaration
- Clearly states the Colonies' intention to break away from Great Britain.
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