The American Revolution led to the Constitution which later led to the Declaration of Independence because the colonist wanted to separate from Britain for the reason that they didn’t agree with King George III and his laws, acts, and way of ruling. The Declaration of Independence was adopted in Philadelphia, a document written by the delegates of the Continental Congress which were Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and Benjamin Franklin. It was written to correct the mistakes made in the Articles of Confederation. The primary goal in writing the Constitution was to attempt to balance the rights of the individual with the call for a strong national government that can ensure peace and order. This was the central issue of the Convention: trying
