Essay On Declaration Of Independence

The Declaration of Independence is one of, if not the most important documents to be created in the entire history of the United States of America as a country. Written as a first draft by Thomas Jefferson (Who prior to writing it was insisted to be created by him from both John Adams and Benjamin Franklin), It served as the first part of creating a new country; consisting of 13 colonies/states (that eventually expand to 50 states to date) that would be governed not by a leader, but by the people who occupy these 13 original colonies. This declaration that would separate these colonies from Great Britain by stating the unjust actions of the rule of King George the Third, but also described certain rights what would be granted to American citizens …show more content…
It also concludes with (after the list of inappropriate actions by the King,) the declaration that would; by the perspective of the 13 colonies, officially separate them from King George III’s rule and Great Britain. While there are the few of those who would say that the list of morally incorrect actions were unnecessary, It is important to note that if we, as a civilization, would be doomed to repeat some actions that are undesired by all, and only further repeat if we were not to learn of our actions and other’s. To conclude, it is hard to say which portion is truly “the most important part of the Declaration of Independence”. All portions of this document provide critical details that; if not included in the declaration, would ultimately in one way or another change how history might of went and even change how things are today. Due to how this document’s affects echo throughout history, it is only safe to say that all portions of the Declaration of Independence are equally