Why would a historian researching early colonial government find the signatures on the Declaration of Independence useful? Check the two best answers.

They identify people who were important in colonial government. They identify people who supported rebellion. They identify those who sided with the British. They identify those who supported absolute tyranny.

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13 December, 07:01

Why would a historian researching early colonial government find the signatures on the Declaration of Independence useful? Check the two best answers.

They identify people who were important in colonial government. They identify people who supported rebellion. They identify those who sided with the British. They identify those who supported absolute tyranny.

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Annalise Harris · Answer 1

The correct answers should be They identify people who were important in colonial government and They identify people who supported rebellion.

You couldn't identify who sided with the British or who supported absolute tyranny because people whose signature isn't there didn't necessarily support Britain. They might have just been unable to sign or weren't even invited to sign. The signatures are of important people who were in the government then and they all supported separation from Britain.