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Cassandra Bruckner
Earth and God entitle equality, birth rights of life, liberty, and happiness, to change or get rid a government and create a new one in its' place

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Earth and God entitle equality, change doesn't come without speaking out, men are created equal, men have rights for just living

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Cassandra Bruckner
Thomas Jefferson's Declaration is a true mix of Pathos and Logos to explain the logic behind what colonists were thinking, but didn't know how to explain on their own. It is a very alluring speech of persuasion and rebelling. It gives a voice to those who don't have one. Jefferson is forthright in his declaration and this is seen by his use of words such as entitle, declare, undeniable, etc.

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Cassandra Bruckner
S: Thomas Jefferson
O: Declaration of Independence
A: Thirteen united colonies and British citizens
P: To show a divide between the colonies and Britain, as well as set some ground rules to be governed by
S: To obtain rights and to show the colonies advancement as united states, and to show the difference between them and Britain

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T.J's tone is a complicated one. First of all, he is very straight and to the point (I forget the word for that). He does not want anything to be misinterpreted, by either the colonists or the British, therefore he nitpicks and records every little detail, especially when it comes to the faults of the king (in this part the tone may be seen as from an individual who has been pushed to far and is now will not stop until his point is made.) As stated by Jim, Ethan, and Kieran, his tone also leads to a view of indignation against the British. Like, seriously, we left to get away from you and you follow us here to tax us. Get a life! The piece as a whole is a tone of oneness - the thirteen colonies were in it together, they were a group out for one  purpose - to gain freedom from the British. It also has the necessary tone of formality needed for any type of formal document, while at the same time having a tone that could be understood by the other colonists.

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The right to life, liberty, and the spirit of happiness, The right to abolish and alter the government as well as institute a new one
-abbi, Juliana, Maggie

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all men are created equal, are Independent, and have entitled rights
-abbi, Juliana, Maggie

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Jefferson's tone is very accusatory, especially when speaking of the king.  Throughout the entire piece Jefferson's tone is sincere. He puts honest passion into his words, declaring independence, not asking for it.
-abbi, Juliana, Maggie

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Speaker: Thomas Jefferson. Occasion: Being fed up with limited rights and crazy taxes. Audience: The King of Britain and the colonists, as well as future Americans. Purpose: Declaring independence and stirring rebellion in the colonists. Subject: The truths, peoples rights, the kings crimes against the colonies, and the desire for independence.
-abbi, Juliana, and Maggie

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