Second Continental Congress
Thomas Paine common sense
Writing the Declaration of Independence
Approving The Declaration Of Independence
The Declaration of Independence
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When did the Second Continental Congress happen?

May 10th 1775

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Who was Thomas Paine?

He was a man who believed in new ideas

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Who's declaration got chosen?

Thomas Jefferson

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When was the declaration of independence adopted?

August 2nd 1776

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How many excerpts were there?

5 excerpts

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How many delegates were included?

65 Delegates

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What was his book called?

Common Sense

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When did the paper get approved?

July 4th 1776

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Who was the president of the Congress

John Handcock

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Why were there excerpts?

Because the colonies wished to form a separate nation

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What was the last task they needed to do to soon to become government?

 Declare independence from Great Britain


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why were some colonists unsure about declaring independence to the king?

They wanted the king to listen to their complaints, but they were still loyal British citizens and feared that the colonies could not win a war against the strong British army.

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When was the declaration signed?

August 2nd 1776

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What was the first excerpt?

The first excerpt tells why the colonists felt they needed to write the document

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Name 3 of the including delegates

George Washington, John Adams, and Benjamin Franklin

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What persuaded the colonists to declare independence 

Thomas Paine's book "Common Sense"

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Who was first to sign the declaration of independence?

John Handcock

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what was the fourth excerpt?

The fourth excerpt presents a general complaint against King George III

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What was the second task the soon to be government people has to success?

decide who should lead the new army

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What happened on July 4th 1776 after the seven new members were added?

Huge parade, shooting cannons and guns, and melted King Georges III metal statue. 


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What was the second excerpt?

 The second excerpt lists some of the rights all the people should have