'The Declaration of Independence'

'On the quaternary of July, in 1776, the, solvent of independency, was written by the Representatives of the united States, to concur their license from mightiness George III. Thomas Jefferson, an Ameri roll in the hay Founding Father, was wiz of the well cognize authors of the, Declaration of Independence. Jefferson was the thirdly President of the United States. He was a spokesman for democracy. He believed in the principles of republicanism, and the a recompenses of the individual with planetary influence. The Declaration of Independence carries its self as a garner to the Public disclosing the world-beaters annoyance actions towards the colonies.\nThe representatives of the United States started forward by expressing how matinee idol has entitled them to dog the course, to dissolve exact bonds. They concord with the raft that founded the land, that some truths can and should not be questioned. They strongly believed that e realone was created stir in the peck of God, and that God has granted them all rights. Rights that allow being respected, which had been taken from them. They believed that they deserved the right to life, liberty, and to the pursuit of happiness. \nJefferson, and the manpower who wrote this, all agreed that the Government was make to harbor people, and those specialized rights. They believed that the presidential term got its rights from the people. People overly clear the right to miscellanea the government. They were allowed to change it when the government failed to protect those rights, and its people. The representatives believed that it was very important for the government to protect the rights of the people, because everyone require to be laughing(prenominal) and safe.\nJefferson then states that they welcome been dealing with the governed, and draw been extremely patient. They have suffered without complaining. Now it is their responsibleness to make the changes that the country, and its citiz ens need. The Declaration of Independence states that King George III, who was the curren...'