Jefferson aimed to unite the colonists in writing the Declaration of Independence. How does the structure of the document support his purpose?

A. He concludes by stating that representatives from all thirteen colonies support the document.

B. He concludes by clearly defining each colonist's responsibility in the rebellion.

C. He concludes by listing all of the colonists' grievances against the king.

D. He concludes by explaining that rebellion will not work unless all of the colonists join the cause.

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Kian Maynard

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27 October, 22:48

Jefferson aimed to unite the colonists in writing the Declaration of Independence. How does the structure of the document support his purpose?

A. He concludes by stating that representatives from all thirteen colonies support the document.

B. He concludes by clearly defining each colonist's responsibility in the rebellion.

C. He concludes by listing all of the colonists' grievances against the king.

D. He concludes by explaining that rebellion will not work unless all of the colonists join the cause.

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Emilia Choi · Answer 1

Answer: A. He concludes by stating that representatives from all thirteen colonies support the document.

The Declaration of Independence is written in a structure that will surely convince the masses. It has a conclusion assuring the all the thirteen representatives of the colonies agree and support the declaration.