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Why is the Declaration of Independence considered a revolutionary document? It states the colonies are separating from British rule. Fifty-six colonial representatives voted to …

Why is the Declaration of Independence considered a revolutionary document? It states the colonies are separating from British rule. Fifty-six colonial representatives voted to …
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Why is the Declaration of Independence considered a revolutionary document?

It states the colonies are separating from British rule.
Fifty-six colonial representatives voted to approve it.
George Washington, a future president, signed it.
It addresses King George III directly.

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A it states the colonies are separating
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A. It states the colonies are separating from British rule.

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