Argumentative Essay On The Declaration Of Independence

Words: 959
Pages: 4
Open Document
On July 2nd, 1776 the second continental congress voted 12 out of 13 men voted for a resolution to break ties with Great Britain. And it was on the very same day that the Pennsylvania Evening Post printed “This day the Continental Congress declared the United Colonies Free and Independent States.” Nevertheless we celebrate Americas independence on July 4th, that is due to the reason that it is known that the declaration of independence wasn't signed by all until July 4th, 1776 (and even with that theory there are many who state that a meeting with all the delegates in Philadelphia never took place and the document wasn't fully signed till August 2nd, 1776.)
There were five men assigned to write why America should be independent from the country of Great Britain. One man included in the five was John Adams; John Adams, however, thought that they needed a younger man from the Virginia delegation and suggested Thomas Jefferson since he thought he was a much better writer. even though many think that Thomas Jefferson was a Skilled writer for coming up with such a …show more content…
It is known nationwide of what King George lll did to mistreat the colonies but the good things that King George lll has done that have outright benefited the colonies are well hidden from the public. Those things weren't mentioned not by fault but by design and therefore the declaration of independence really only has printed on ones mans view which simply doesn't tell the complete story. Thomas Jefferson purposely wrote out the declaration so, as to show and remind Congress of the bad that has been done by King George lll by letting the positive things done for the colonies slide under the radar, letting the Congress now decide why the colonies should be considered to being independent just like many Europian
Show More

Related Documents: Argumentative Essay On The Declaration Of Independence

Essay Hamilton Vs

evidence in an argumentative essay format. NOTE: Multiple-choice questions and document questions should be completed in class. Essay may be completed by students at home and collected the next day. Teacher should collect multiple-choice responses at the end of the class period, but simply check document questions and allow students to take them home for reference in writing the essay. Materials: Unit Two Multiple Choice Questions Unit Two Essay Assessment Task Argumentative Essay Graphic Organizer…

Words 2577 - Pages 11

Essay about United States Constitution

While these powers seemed powerful, they were surprisingly restrictive due to Congress being unable to enforce such requests to said states for the soldier’s necessities. America emerged victoriously from Great Britain and established their independence in the American Revolution in 1783. It was then when a need for stronger sense of government was sought. A lawyer, and politician named Alexander Hamilton requested a constitution convention to address issues. In February 1787, the Confederation…

Words 1263 - Pages 6

Disobedience Research Papers

Eiman Mir AP Lang Mrs. Mathia 6 April 2024 Argumentative Essay Although many might argue that acts of disobedience can be ineffective and not worth the often strict consequences, acts of disobedience are crucial for fostering intellectual freedom and the expansion of knowledge. Acts of disobedience are representatives of intellectual freedom that are important for bringing forth new perspectives. During the 17th and 18th centuries, there was a shift in how many European people viewed religion. Before…

Words 791 - Pages 4