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the preamble it explains why the Continental Congress drew up the Declaration. The Declaration of Independence has 4 parts. This is the first
impel force
natural rights the second part, the Declaration of Natural Rights, states that people have certain basic rights and the government should protect those rights
endowed provided
despotism unlimited power
list of grievances the third part of the Declaration is a list of the colonists complaints against the British government
usurpations unjust uses of power
relinquish give up
inestimable priceless
annihilation destruction
convulsions violent disturbances
naturalization of foreigners process by which foreign-born persons become citizens
tenure term
quartering lodging
render make
abdicated given up
perfidy violation of trust
insurrections rebellions
petitioned for others asked formally for a correction of wrongs
unwarrantable jurisdiction unjustified authority
consanguinity originating from the same ancestor
rectitude rightness
resolution of independence the final section declares that colonies are "free and independent states" with the full power to make war, to form alliances, and to trade with other countries
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