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What are the three parts of the Declaration of Independence?
What are the three parts of the Declaration of Independence?
- Preamble (correct)
- Grievances (correct)
- Declaration (correct)
- Conclusion
What is the Declaration of Independence?
What is the Declaration of Independence?
Three-part document that discusses natural rights, explains the wrongs committed by King George, and offers an official declaration of independence from England.
What does the D of I preamble explain?
What does the D of I preamble explain?
Natural rights.
What are D of I grievances?
What are D of I grievances?
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What is the D of I declaration?
What is the D of I declaration?
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Who was Gwinnett, Button?
Who was Gwinnett, Button?
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Who was Hall, Lyman?
Who was Hall, Lyman?
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Who was Walton, George?
Who was Walton, George?
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What is the Georgia Constitution of 1777?
What is the Georgia Constitution of 1777?
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Declaration of Independence Overview
- A three-part document outlining natural rights, grievances against King George III, and declaring independence from England.
Preamble
- Serves as the introduction and explains the rationale behind the Declaration.
- Discusses the concept of natural rights, emphasizing the inherent rights of individuals.
Grievances
- Lists formal complaints against King George III, highlighting the unfair treatment of the colonies.
- Details specific injustices that justified the colonies' decision to seek independence.
Declaration
- A formal statement asserting the colonies' separation from British rule.
- Announces the intention to establish a self-governing entity.
Georgia Signers
- Gwinnett, Button: Served from 1735 to 1777; notable for being killed in a duel with Lachlan McIntosh.
- Hall, Lyman: Lived from 1724 to 1790; served as the governor of Georgia.
- Walton, George: Youngest signer at 1749-1804; held positions as Georgia governor and U.S. Senator.
Georgia Constitution of 1777
- Marked Georgia's first constitution, establishing governance for the newly independent state.
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