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24 February, 01:01

What was the most effective part of the Declaration in 1776?

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    The most effective thing was setting out the idea that they were finally free. The colonies didn't want to be tied to the Mother Country so they fought. This document was the paper that finally settled things out and said "We do our own thing, we are free."
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