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The Declaration of Independence: America's Path to Freedom

Learn about the historical journey of America's independence from Britain, from the start of the conflict in 1775 to the official Declaration of Independence in 1776. Explore how the colonies' goal shifted towards complete independence and the philosophical, political, and concrete aspects of the declaration.

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The Declaration of Independence: America's Path to Freedom

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  1. Declaration of Independence

  2. Britain's starts with its Americas colony between war in April, 1775. Along with war's extension, the conciliatory hope vanishes gradually, completely independent has become the colony the goal. On June 7, 1776, in a continental congress's assembly, Virginia's Richard ‧ Henry. Li proposed that a bill, declared: “these colonies are the freedom and the independent country, and according to its right must be free and the independent country.”On June 10 the continental congress assigns a committee to draft the Declaration of Independence. Actual draft work by Thomas. Outstanding Buddha abdicates is responsible. On July 4 the Declaration of Independence obtains passes, and sends 13 states the parliaments to sign and to authorize. Declaration of Independence including three parts: First part of exposition politics philosophy - - democratic and free philosophy, content profound moving; The second part enumerates certain concrete uneven instances, proved that George three th destroyed US's freedom; The third part of serious declare independence, and takes an oath supports this manifesto.

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