I The Colonists Were Justified To Establish Independence From Great Britain

Knowing the principles of the D of I the colonists were justified to declare independence from Great Britain. The idea of all people having unalienable rights was being violated by the British so the colonists had the right to take action by abolishing of altering the government. The colonists had the right to take action on their government because the British were violating their basic unalienable rights and weren’t protecting them. The idea of all people being equal was heavily violated giving the colonists another reason to abolish or alter their government. Everyone in the United States at the time weren’t completely equal and some Americans made it that way. However it’s the fact that the colonists were under a government that allowed