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What kind of rebellion did the King say the American colonies were taking part in?
an illegal rebellion
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Why is July 4 significant to us today?
It is the day we celebrate our independence as a country.
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shark
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baam
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What’s the worst thing that could happen to the signors of the Declaration if the colonists were not successful in their fight for freedom?
They could be executed/hanged.
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True or False? The King ripped up the Olive Branch Petition after he read it.
False - He refused to read it.
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What was the name of the army formed by the Second Continental Congress?
the Continental Army
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What THREE things did people know to be true about Thomas Jefferson?
quiet, intelligent, excellent writer
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What was the first thing the Second Continental Congress decided to do?
form the Continental Army
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What were the people free to do if their government abuses their unalienable rights?
They were free to form a new government.
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When was the Declaration approved?
July 4, 1776
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Who did John Adams suggest to lead the Continental Army?
George Washington
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shark
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baam
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What are “unalienable rights”?
Rights that cannot be taken away.
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Explain why the signors of the Declaration of Independence would be considered traitors?
They were going against their own country and its leader; Britain and the King.
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