The Declaration of Independence (A True Book: American History)
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The Declaration of Independence (A True Book: American History)

by Elaine Landau

History Education
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The Declaration of Independence marked the birth of the United States by proclaiming freedom from British tyranny. This informative book details the historical events leading to its adoption in 1776, the key ideas of liberty and equality it enshrined, and its enduring influence on global democracy. Ideal for young readers exploring American history.

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The Declaration of Independence stands as a cornerstone of American history, formally announcing the colonies' separation from British rule. Authored primarily by Thomas Jefferson, it articulates the principles of individual rights and government by consent.

This book delves into the context of the Revolutionary War era, highlighting the grievances against King George III that prompted the declaration. It examines how the document was drafted and adopted by the Continental Congress.

Readers will learn about the document's lasting impact on democratic ideals worldwide. The narrative covers key figures involved and the challenges faced during its creation.

Through engaging facts and illustrations, the book makes this pivotal moment accessible to young audiences, fostering an understanding of foundational American values.

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