The Declaration of Independence Answers

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Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements about the purposes of each part of the Declaration of Independence.

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The states that people are equal and have certain rights.:preamble
In the , colonists state the reasons the king no longer has the right to rule them.:list of grievances
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Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements about the purposes of each part of the Declaration of Independence.

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The states that people are equal and have certain rights.:preamble
In the , colonists state the reasons the king no longer has the right to rule them.:list of grievances
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preamble✔ list of grievancesConstitution

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preamble
B
✔ list of grievances
C
Constitution
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Why was signing the Declaration of Independence a risk for the Founding Fathers?

A
They might have been sent back to England by their neighbors.
B
They could have lost their representation in Parliament.
C
They had committed treason against Britain and could have been executed.
D
They likely would have lost their property if the United States had won the war.
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According to the passage, where does government get its power?

A
from God
B
from the people
C
from the Declaration of Independence
D
from other forms of government
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What does the passage state that people can do if the government fails to protect their rights?

A
stop paying taxes
B
create a new country
C
stop voting in elections
D
create a new government
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What is the purpose of this paragraph?

A
to warn Great Britain that the United States will attack it
B
to explain how the problems between the two countries can be resolved
C
to make clear that American colonists are no longer under British rule
D
to begin negotiations to establish alliances and commerce with Britain

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