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I was always taught that a revolution was one in which its people rise up and depose the king and his leaders by either execution ( as in the French & Russian revolutions), or exile. Ours was a War for Independence, in which we separated from the "mother country,"! So, to answer your question, the justification for separation was necessary for a myriad of reasons. One being taxation without representation. ( stamp act, intolerable acts, etc..) SHS

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To bring about improvements in interstate commerce.

The Founding Fathers were painfully aware that under the Articles of Confederation, men of substance such as themselves were not making as much money as they had been making as British subjects. Therefore, change was in order. A new centrally oriented and powered government would insure that the new country would once again be a place in which white land owners could flourish and prosper. Look at the pedigrees of the "Founding Fathers" and you will note a surprising degree of similarities. The Articles of Confederation made capitalism and the success of the individual much too difficult. Alexander Hamilton's bedding of government and big business secured the fortunes of the monied business class. Please understand that this response is not intended as crticism, it merely seeks to point out something that while glaringly obvious has for many decades taken a back seat to patriotic correctness. Refer to James Beard's "An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States."

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  • To make the the States' separation from Great Britain more official.
  • To list the grievances the colonists suffered under the rule of King George (sticking it to the "man")
  • To gain sympathizers, potential allies
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Why did the founding fathers believe that it was nece to draft a new constitution

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The patriots had to establish themselves in the world. They didn't want to be a country that no one could trust.

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The Founders wrote the Declaration of Independence to officially break free from the british and to ensure freedom for all!

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becuase why not

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