Declaration of Independence
The most inspiring part of American history is the development of the Declaration of Independence. ... They felt that the ruler ship of England violated their rights as freemen and that England had committed acts that many colonists believed violated their rights as English subjects, like the implication of the Navigation Act, Stamp Act, Tea Act and the Declaration Act. ... This set into play for the Colonist many different rebellions to get the English rulers to pay attention to their complaints, but these had no effect on the English rulers and set forth for the independence for the Colonies. Two great events that made the colonist pursue this long road to independence from England. ... The second event that pushed them towards independence was the publication of the “Common Sense” pamphlet by Thomas Paine. This pamphlet called for the complete and out front independence of the Colonies. ... This resolution set forth the frame work of what we call today the Declaration of Independent. ... ” These words set the frame work for the Declaration of Independence. Out of this convention, they set up a committee to set up justification for Independence from England. The committee appointed Thomas Jefferson to prepare a draft of Independence. In Thomas Jefferson Declaration of Independence consist of three parts the Preamble or Introduction, Charges towards the King, and A formal Declaration of War. ... Third the Colonist issued a formal declaration of war.