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    Declaration of Independence Preamble: When in the course of life events it becomes necessary for a growing teenager to grow independent from their parents. Every teenager has the rights to be an independent body, just as an adult. To become an independent body, us teenagers must explain to the class, why this declaration of independence is being written. Declaration: Well, hold these truths to be self-evident that every teenager is created equal to any adult. We were given the same rights of…

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    countries celebrate annually. Independence is also something that is widely debated amongst many individuals. People for centuries have contemplated the definition of independence; but no one has the same point of view on this internationally debated topic. Many philosophers and other great minds have attempted to define the word such as: The Founding Fathers; but other people may not agree with their thoughts. We may not all agree with each other on the topic of independence; but I will explain…

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    Martí and Cuban Independence Cuba had a long struggle for independence from Spain. The struggle consisted of three different wars - Ten Years War, Little War, and Spanish-American War. Even after the Spanish-American War, Cuba was then under the power of the United States instead of the Spanish. Throughout the struggle for freedom, one figure stood out and advocated for Cuban independence - José Martí. According to Martí, one reason Cuba continually failed to gain independence was due to…

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    There were many factors leading to the 13 colonies declaring independence from Great Britain. On of the many reasons they wanted to separate from Britain was the taxation on trade. Over the years, Great Britain established many rules that the colonist didn't accept. At first, the 13 colonies were happy to be apart of the British colony, but then the 7 years war occurred. The British lost a great amount of money due to debt and buying expensive supplies for the army and colonies. This is where…

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    to magnify everything that holds us together despite the differences. At the end of the day and beyond the risings that may arise we are all brothers seeking a better future; therefore, Catalonia should not declare its independence from Spain. The idea of Catalunya's independence leads to an absurd confrontation nurtured by a political class that can only be defined as swill, where the brothers become lackeys and henchmen of those who comfortably in an office decide the fate of the people. A…

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    nation stripped away of their rights and freedom by King Ferdinand VII, South America was forced to declare their independence. From the start of their growing nation, they were forced to deal with many obstacles and were not able to govern themselves. Because of this, it left many Americans with a feeling of being unequal and taken advantage of by Spain. Therefore, by declaring independence, they were able to liberate themselves and feel as if they were doing something better for themselves.…

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    because they both themes state how people should be given certain rights. They are much different in the sense that in the Declaration of Independence the writers things that the rights should only be given to men, while in the Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions, the writers insist that rights should need to be given to all people. The Declaration of Independence states, “That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the…

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    equality was absent. Independence can be defined as the unwillingness to adhere to the husband’s desire. In Henrik Ibsen’s play A Doll’s House, Ibsen delves into Nora’s journey toward independence as a result from the inconveniences of her seemingly carefree relationship with Torvald. Torvald’s inconsiderate and hurtful criticism toward Nora acts as a stepping-stone toward her independence. Additionally, the revelation of Torvald’s actual persona further enhances her independence toward her…

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    Advocating Independence In Thomas Paine’s pamphlet titled, Common Sense, Paine gives several accounts for the colonist succeeding from England. Through his writing, he established concrete evidence which created uprisings within the colonist to kick start the American Revolution. Through his famous work, Paine convinces the colonist on having their own identity, argued for a separate American Identity, disputed problems of the ruling monarchy, and was able to convince the majority of the…

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    Early on in life, one strives to reach a state of independence. From living at home with parents, abiding their rules and partaking in the activities that they decide, all a child wants to be is independent. When independence is reached, although scary at first, it is finally a sense of freedom. From this point on and for the most part in life, one is independent in regards to making important life decisions, carrying out activities of daily living as well as instrumental activities of daily…

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