Which was the last item included in the declaration of independence list of grievances statement declaring that the colonies were cutting all ties with their parent country the right to revolt against the government list of unalienable rights

The correct answer to the question: Which was the last item included in the Declaration of Independence, would be, B: Statement declaring that the colonies were cutting all ties with their parent country.

Explanation:

The Declaration of Independence, is the document through which, the colonies established the bases of their new nation, the reasons for why they were declaring independence and the justification for their actions, and finally, the action that they were going to take to change the situation they were facing with England. As such, the Declaration is written in four parts, with the first part being the statement of all the Natural Rights that will be the framework under which the new nation will function. The second part is a Preamble through which the colonies were justifying their desire for independence and their right to it. The third part established the list of grievances against the King, and the fourth, and last part, became the Resolution of Independence, with which the colonies declared that they were cutting any and all ties with their motherland, England.

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i would have to say the women in the 1700 had the most rights because the men did not car about what they did in there time