Question

Why did Jefferson choose to begin the Declaration with the words “The unanimous Declaration of the 13 United States of America”?

Answer 1

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Explanation: Jefferson chose to begin the Declaration with these words because after an extensive vote to find out who was in favor or against Independence, a common agreement was reached to dissolve all dominion by England to the thirteen colonies of the United States of America. This decision was with their full consent, after this process they chose to write a document to declare their independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain and submit it for further review. Both the title and all content were carefully reviewed and edited, to finally be chosen as well as all the final content.

Answer 2

Jefferson used those words to show that all 13 colonies were in agreement.

In the Declaration of Independence, the Founding fathers stated:

• that they would now be free of Britain
• the reasons why they were declaring independence and,
• how the British had mistreated them

The Declaration began with the words, "The unanimous Declaration of the 13 United States of America” because the Thirteen colonies had all agreed with the Declaration thereby making it unanimous.

In conclusion, the Declaration of Independence was done after a unanimous vote by all colonies and so this was reflected in the Declaration.

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