Declaration of Independence

Which of the following are not "Inalienable Rights"?

• Life

• Liberty

• Power

• Pursuit of Happiness

2.  What are the four parts of the Declaration of Independence?

• Preamble, Conclusion, natural rights, arguments

• Preamble, Bill of Rights, Amendments, Ideals

• Conclusion, Preamble, Arguments, Ideals

• Conclusion, Arguments, Complaints, Ideals

The line from the Declaration that best describes having rights that everyone can see is...

• We the people in order to form a more perfect union

• All men are created equal

• We hold these truths to be self evident

• Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

Which section of the Declaration explains how the King violated the colonists rights?

• Ideals

• Arguments

• Complaints

• Conclusion

Which section of the Declaration explains why the colonists were justified to leave England and start their own government?

• Ideals

• Arguments

• Complaints

• Conclusion

If a government violates peoples natural rights, they can

• Elect a new King

• Start a new government

• Suffer in silence

• Pay more taxes to the king

Which of the following is NOT a complaint against the king of England?

• Requiring the quartering of British troops

• Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

• Imposing taxes without the consent of the people being taxed

• For cutting off trade with other countries

Which phrase best summarizes the Declaration of Independence?

• It's not you, its me

• You're not mature enough for this relationship

• Dear King, Goodbye!

• Do you think we can be friends again?

The Founding Fathers beliefs in government and explanation of how governments are created are explain in this section of the Declaration:

• Ideals

• Arguments

• Complaints

• Conclusion

Jefferson argued the protection of Natural Rights is why governments are formed

• True

• False