1. Democratic Principles
The Declaration of Independence states that the people of the United States of America are writing the article as a group, and that they have the right to create a new government that will better serve the people.
2. Grievances
The people believe that they should not have to relinquish their right to participate in legislative processes. It also states that the king has abolished their representative houses, and that he does not serve the people or the greater good. they also complain that the king obstructs justice with judges that serve his will and laws, not what is just.
3. Conclusion
The Declaration ends with the belief that they shall no longer be know as British colonies, but as Free and Independent states, with the power to declare war and peace and trade and enter alliances with whomever they wish.
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