
Three Parts of the Declaration of Independence
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Social Studies
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7th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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Declaration of Independence
A New Nation
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Background Information
Great Britain (England) had full control over the 13 colonies
After Great Britain ( England) won the French and Indian War, King George III (King of Great Britian) felt the colonists should pay for some the cost of the war
Parliament (Britian's Government) passed several new laws designed for colonists to pay for the war debts
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Multiple Choice
Who had full control of the colonies?
The United States Government
Great Britain (England)
Parliament
King Arthur
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Background Information
Colonists were angered by the new laws
The delegates ( group of representatives from the colonies) from the Second Continental Congress decided it was time to become independent from Great Britian (England)
The Congress formed a committee to write a statement declaring independence for the colonies.
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Multiple Select
Were the colonists angered by the Laws placed by the England Parliament?
Yes, the colonists were angered
No, the colonists were not angered
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Declaration of Independence
Members of the committee included Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, and John Adams.
Thomas Jefferson actually did most of the writing and gets credit for writing the Declaration of Independence
For seventeen days Thomas Jefferson would write and rewrite the document
On July 4, 1776 the document was ready to sign
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Multiple Choice
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
John Adams
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Declaration of Independence
John Hancock is famous for being the first delegate to sign the Declaration of Independence.
He wrote his name very large
All 56 delegates signed the document after John Hancock.
These men knew by signing the Declaration of Independence, King George III would consider them traitors
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Multiple Choice
Who was the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence?
John Hancock
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
Declaration of Independence
A New Nation
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