What affect did the signing of the declaration of independence have on the colonists?

Full Question:

Which effect did the signing of the Declaration of Independence have on the colonists

a. it caused them to question their desires for Independence.

b. and filled them with pride and unified them.

c. I filled them with disappointment.

d. it made them want to rebel against the delegates.

The signing of the Declaration of Independence have on the colonists filled them with pride and unified them.

Option b

Explanation:

The Declaration of Independence signed on July 4,1776 was the initial statement that officially expressed the people's will to choose their government. Before the Revolutionary War, the colonists perceived a bit less about the independence from the British rule and were only fighting for their rights under the British government, after declaration of Independence   it still motivated to fight and unified them.

Later, when the conflicts amidst the British and the Americans increased, the Revolutionary War came into existence. This Declaration of Independence fired the colonists with the will to be free from the Crown. Therefore, we can conclude that the Declaration was an indispensable move to approach American independence.

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