The Preamble states all of the following reasons for presenting the Declaration except - a. human beings have fundamental, equal dignity and worth b. nations should have friendly relations with one another c. barbarous tyranny must be stopped d. the United States has become a light of freedom for other nations of the world

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29 January, 06:02

The Preamble states all of the following reasons for presenting the Declaration except - a. human beings have fundamental, equal dignity and worth b. nations should have friendly relations with one another c. barbarous tyranny must be stopped d. the United States has become a light of freedom for other nations of the world

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Josie Richardson · Answer 1

The Preamble states all of the following reasons for presenting the Declaration except D. the United States has become a light of freedom for other nations of the world.

This has not been specifically stated in the Declaration, although many Americans today believe it to be true. However, other options, such as equal rights, friendly relations, and no tyranny, those were definitely parts of the Declaration of Independence.