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Declaration Of Independence Word Search
11 words · 13×13 grid
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Adopted in July of 1776, the Declaration of Independence announced that thirteen colonies were separating from British rule. Written on parchment and approved by Congress, it argued that all people are created equal and hold certain unalienable rights, among them liberty. Much of the text is a list of grievances against a rule it called tyranny. Each signature added to it was an act of courage. This word puzzle gathers eleven of its key terms.
Frequently asked questions
What does unalienable mean in this declaration of independence word search?
UNALIENABLE describes a right that cannot be taken away or given up, such as LIBERTY, because it belongs to a person by nature.
What is a grievance?
A GRIEVANCE is a formal complaint. Much of the document lists grievances against the king to justify separating from his rule.
