The _______ war had already begun, did the declaration of independence have any impact on it?
Revolutionary, yes.
100
The declaration states, "..they have full Power to levy War, conclude Peace, contract Alliances, establish Commerce..."
This means...?
This means... they now have the power to be independent and do what they want, apart from the king.
100
Thomas Jefferson
Who was the Declaration of Independence credited to?
100
Filled with generosity and forgiveness; forgoing resentment and revenge
Magnanimous
100
These people made this Jeopardy game, and are the best people you will ever see. We are very kind, love to bake, make Jeopardy games like this one, and we love Social Studies!!!!!
Emily and Mikayla
200
The Second Continental Congress officially voted independence on..?
July 2, 1776
200
Who is the Supreme Judge?
God
200
Who wrote the Second Treatise on government?
John Locke
200
Kinship; relationship by birth
Consanguinity
200
_____'s favorite color is black
Mikayla
300
Who fired first?
We are not sure
300
"...Authority of the good People of these colonies,..." means...?
Means restating ideas
300
Who wrote Common Sense?
Thomas Paine
.
300
clear without needing explanation
Self-evident
300
________'s favorite color is purple
Emily's mom
400
The Declaration of Independence pushed people to their extremes, unified colonies, allowed America to be recognized by other nations which was key to getting support from who?
france
400
The Conclusion of the Declaration of Independence states, "...we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor."
Who is "our/we"?
The signers of the Declaration of Independence
400
Who wrote the declaration of independence?
Richard Henry Lee
400
To take or receive from a source
Derive
400
Who has more pets, Emily or Mikayla?
____ has 4 pets...
&
____ has 13+ pets...
Mikayla
500
How many days were spent debating and revising the Declaration of Independence?
2
500
What is the point of the Declaration of Independence?
To state the fact that they want to be Independent.
500
The committee of FIVE
John Adams (Massachusetts)
Rodger Sherman (Connecticut)
Robert Livingston (New York)
Benjamin Franklin (Pennsylvania)
Thomas Jefferson (Virginia)
500
natural rights that belong to everyone and cannot be taken away