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What was the Declaration of Independence? Why was it written? Who wrote it? What were some of the arguments in it for breaking away from Britain? What were the 3 rights all people should have declared in it? What did it hope to achieve? Where did Jefferson get his inspiration for some of the ideas expressed in the Declaration?
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