The Declaration of Independence
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| Who argued strongly for independence in simple language that everyone could understand | Thomas Paine
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| Booklet that encouraged colonists to declare independence from Britain. | Common Sense
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| Who wrote the Common Sense? | Thomas Paine
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| The document in which the American colonists explain their reasons for separating from Britain is... | The Declaration of Independence
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| How many delegates wrote the Declaration of Independence? | Five
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| Who asked the delegates to write the Declaration of Independence | The Continental Congress
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| Who wrote the first draft of the Declaration of Independence? | Thomas Jefferson
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| Group od delegates (representatives) that acted as the governmetn for American colonies... | Second Continental Congress
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| Where did the Second Continental Congress met? | In Philadelphia
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| True or False: The Declaration of Independence was written in a language that a fifth grader today could easily understand. | False
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| When did the Continental Congress approve and sign the Declaration of Independence? | On July 4, 1776
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| Who created a Continental Army and chose a leader for the army? | The Second Continental Congress
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| How did the colonists react to the news of the Declaration of Independence? | The colonists tore down the statue of King George, and used the melted statue to make bullets.
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| Why was the booklet called the Common Sense? | It convinced many colonists taht they should declare indpendence.
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| The document that explains why the colonies where announcing their independence. | The First Draft of the declaration of independence
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