Which statement BEST summarizes the purpose of the Declaration of Independence? A) Settle land disputes after the French and Indian War B) Give rights to the Native Americans as protection from the colonists C) Create a framework for the three branches of our new government D) Provide a written justification for the separation of the colonies from England

Answer:

D) Provide a written justification for the separation of the colonies from England

Explanation:

The declaration of Independence is most important document in the history of US. It was ratified by the second continental congress on July 4, 1776. It declares that they are seceding form the Britain and the thirteen colonies are forming a new country. Prior to the declaration US wasn't a country. All the sates were British colony, the Parliament of Great Britain and the King were the ruler of these colonies.

At that time the British wanted the colonies to pay for themselves, the Townsend acts were enacted to pay for the salaries of judges and governors. These acts were series of laws for the American colonies and passed by the British. It took away the freedom of colonists and also imposed new taxes on them.

The British thought that the colonists would accept the new taxes. But it angered the colonists and pushed them towards revolution.  

Due to these taxes  and no representation in the parliament they didn't feel loyal towards the mother country. The colonists responded against the intolerable acts by forming continental congress that would take all the decisions for the colonies. The congress met twice in Philadelphia and during the Second Continental Congress they chose five people a document that would later be known as Declaration of Independence. These five people were Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Robert R. Livingston, Roger Sherman and Thomas Jefferson,

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How were the Militiamen in Lexington and Concord warned that the British were coming?



A. By smoke signals set off in Boston
B. By riders such as the famous Paul revere
C. By secret letters sent weeks before
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The very influential 1776 pamphlet, written by _______, which argued that the colonies should be independent was called Common Sense.

Thomas Paine
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
Karl Marx

The founders of American set forth distinctive ideals when planning the new government. These ideals were quite unique and bold. What types of ideals were used?
Group of answer choices

Hellenistic

Realistic

Utopian

Monotheistic

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the Old World to the New World during the Columbian Exchange.

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How did the ancient Hebrews use the natural resources in Canaan?

They made and used tools to farm in fertile regions.
They dug mines in the mountains for different minerals.
They built dams along the major rivers to provide irrigation.
They brought different types of plants with them to Canaan.

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automobiles
higher incomes and more free time
the move from cities to suburbs
private funding of concert halls and theaters
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A. Arraignment
B. Grand Jury
C.Pretrial motion
D.booking

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А the Socratic method
B the scientific method
C romantic poetry
D satirical comedy

Great Britain has a
system of government, and the United States has a
system.
Select the best answer to the question.
A. tyrannical, despotic
B.
monarchical, confederate
C.
unitary, federal
D. presidential, parliamentary

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PRESIDENT CLINTON: My fellow Americans, today our armed forces joined our NATO allies in airstrikes against Serbian forces responsible for the brutality in Kosovo. We have acted with resolve for several reasons.
We act to protect thousands of innocent people in Kosovo from a mounting military offensive.
We act to prevent a wider war, to defuse a powder keg at the heart of Europe, that has exploded twice before in this century with catastrophic results.
We act to stand united with our allies for peace. By acting now, we are upholding our values, protecting our interests, and advancing the cause of peace.
Tonight I want to speak with you about the tragedy in Kosovo and why it matters to America that we work with our allies to end it.
First, let me explain what it is that we are responding to. Kosovo is a province of Serbia, in the middle of south eastern Europe and about 160 miles east of Italy. That's less than the distance between Washington and New York, and only about 70 miles north of Greece.
Its people are mostly ethnic Albanian and mostly Muslim.
In 1989 Serbia's leader Slobodan Milosevic, the same leader who started the wars in Bosnia and Croatia, and moved against Slovenia in the last decade, stripped Kosovo of the constitutional autonomy it's people enjoyed, thus denying them their right to speak their language, run their schools, shape their daily lives. For years, Kosovar's struggled peacefully to get their rights back. When President Milosevic sent his troops and police to crush them, the struggle grew violent.
Last fall, our diplomacy, backed by the threat of force from our NATO alliance, stopped the fighting for awhile, and rescued tens of thousands of people from freezing and starvation in the hills where they had fled to save their lives. And last month, with our allies and Russia, we proposed a peace agreement to end the fighting for good. The Kosovar leaders signed that agreement last week.
Even though it does not give them all they want, even though their people were still being savaged, they saw that a just peace is better than a long and unwinable war.
The Serbian leaders, on the other hand, refused even to discuss key elements of the peace agreement. As the Kosovars were saying yes to peace, Serbia stationed 40,000 troops in and around Kosovo in preparation for a major offensive and in clear violation of the commitments they had made.