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Why was the Declaration of Independence such an important document in the
colonies' struggle for independence from England?
It led to the American Revolution and eventual independence for the
colonies.
All of the above.
It became a symbol of American democracy.
It expressed Enlightenment ideals and promoted overthrowing the tyrannical
government of King George of England.

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It expressed Enlightenment ideals and promoted overthrowing the tyrannical government of King George of England.

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It expressed Enlightenment ideals and promoted overthrowing the tyrannical government of King George of England.

The Declaration of Independence was crucial because it formally expressed the colonies' intentions to separate from British rule, citing grievances and asserting the colonies' right to self-governance based on Enlightenment principles of liberty, equality, and justice. It did not lead to the American Revolution as the fighting had already started in 1775, but it was a pivotal document in galvanizing support for independence both domestically and internationally. It also became a lasting symbol of American democracy and ideals.

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