By: Amie
The
Declaration of Independence is into three parts.
The first part is the Preamble the preamble is why the continental congress drew up the declaration they did it because they wanted to become independent, and not rely on mother country.
The second part is declaration of rights which it inspired the struggle against unequal treatment that they treated others and sexes.
The third part is Bill of indictment it lists charges against king George, accuses king George of inflicting the abuses of gaining all the power, most of the laws were declined by George because he thought it was to harmful to the British or the empire.
sources-
The first part is the Preamble the preamble is why the continental congress drew up the declaration they did it because they wanted to become independent, and not rely on mother country.
The second part is declaration of rights which it inspired the struggle against unequal treatment that they treated others and sexes.
The third part is Bill of indictment it lists charges against king George, accuses king George of inflicting the abuses of gaining all the power, most of the laws were declined by George because he thought it was to harmful to the British or the empire.
| who |
American colonies
are the people who started the declaration of independence. |
| what | The American colonies wanted freedom from Britain |
| when |
On July 4,1776 |
| where |
In philadelphia |
| why |
The rules the colonies
wanted but the british rejected them, and the resolution that
the congress had passed |
| how |
the colony didn't want to pay for taxes on the stamps or anything for the british. |
sources-
"the
declaration of independence." chronology of events.
thomas kingdig. 4/july/1995 <http://www.ushistory.org/declaration/timeline.htm>.
Allison, Jim
. "Declaration of Independence: Its Purpose." Declaration
of Independence: Its Purpose. 7/15/1998. 15/1/08 <http://members.tripod.com/~candst/doipurp.htm>.
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