Question

15 which choices accurately provide a purpose for the writing of the declaration of independence? choose three
a the declaration of independence was written to declare legal independence from great britain
b the declaration of independence was written to convince state legislatures to ratify the article of confederation
c the declaration of independence was written to help gain unity and support for the revolution among the colonial population
d the declaration of independence was written as a final appeal to king george iii in the hopes he would override parliaments economic policies.
e the declaration of independence was written to announce and explain to the world the reasons for the broken relationship between the american colonies and great britain

Explanation:

• Option A: The Declaration of Independence was indeed a legal declaration of independence from Great Britain.
• Option C: It aimed to gain unity and support for the revolution among the colonial population by articulating grievances and the right to independence.
• Option E: It announced and explained to the world the reasons for the break - up between the American colonies and Great Britain, presenting a philosophical and political case.

Answer:

A. The Declaration of Independence was written to declare legal independence from Great Britain.
C. The Declaration of Independence was written to help gain unity and support for the revolution among the colonial population.
E. The Declaration of Independence was written to announce and explain to the world the reasons for the broken relationship between the American colonies and Great Britain.