Question

questions:

1. why was the declaration of independence written?

1. who did the colonist feel had too much control over the colonies?

Explanation:

Question 1

The Declaration of Independence was written to formally announce the American colonies' separation from British rule. It outlined grievances against the British Crown (like unfair taxation, lack of representation, and violations of colonial rights) and justified the colonies' right to self - governance and independence, aiming to gain international recognition and rally support for the Revolutionary War.

The colonists felt that the British Crown (specifically King George III) and the British Parliament had too much control over the colonies. They were upset about policies such as taxation without representation, trade restrictions, and the imposition of British laws without colonial input, which they saw as an overreach of British authority.

Answer:

The Declaration of Independence was written to formally declare the American colonies' independence from British rule, outline grievances against the British Crown, justify the right to self - governance, and gain support (including international support) for the Revolutionary War.

Question 2