Why is the Declaration of Independence important?
Answer. Any of these is accepted.
It says America is free from British control
- Also accepted
- It says all people are created equal
- It identifies inherent rights
- It identifies individual freedoms
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These questions cover the ideas the United States is built on: the Constitution as the supreme law, the Bill of Rights, the rule of law, and why power is divided among three branches. Officers draw from this section often because it has no dates or names to trip over, only concepts.
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