History, 20.10.2020 18:01, abdirahmansoloman

Throughout the Declaration of Independence, the authors repeat the word usurpation, which means “to seize something without right.” Based on the context of the document, analyze the meaning of the word and its possible connotations, or additional non-dictionary meanings that this word might imply. Why do you think the authors of the Declaration chose to repeat this specific word in the text?

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