Declaration of Independence
The Continental Congress boldly declared the colonies free from British rule, marking a pivotal moment in history. This act of treason, where representatives risked their lives, was solidified with the approval of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. Far from being a legal document, it served as a powerful statement of principles and a justification for their revolutionary actions, quickly disseminated to the public through printed copies.In this clip
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The Declaration of Independence
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What does the Declaration of Independence say about people's right to abolish or alter their government?
Group of answer choices: 1. People have no such right 2. People have the right to petition the King for change, not to alter government 3. People have the right to change government only during elections 4. People have the right to abolish or alter government when it becomes destructive of their rights