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What purpose did the introduction to the Declaration of Independence serve? It outlined the principles behind the call for independence. It listed colonial grievances against the Crown. It indicated why independence was necessary. It declared independence from Britain.

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The introduction to the declaration of independence served to:

It indicated why independence was necessary

Explanation:

The introduction of the declaration of independence explained the reason that supported the declaration of independence, it said that when a government starts to act with inequality providing privileges to certain individuals it commits a violation of the principles of government which is to provide the satisfaction to the needs an individual can't accomplish by itself. Thus, it indicated why independence was necessary.

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Independence is sought by every nation and citizens of the nation if they are of the view that their rights have been sacrificed.

Declaration Of Independence

  • The introduction to the declaration of independence consist of the reasons and the explanation that why independence is sought and is necessary.

  • It was stated that when any government starts treating certain class of people with inequality by giving privilege to other class or classes of people then their is a need of independence.

Therefore it is clear that the Declaration of independence serve as a indication of why independence is needed and OPTION C is correct.

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