Declaration of Independence

When1n The Courseof Human
Events1t Becomes Necessary
Forone Peop1e To Disso1ve The
Po1itica1 Bands Which Have
Connected Them With Another
And To Assume Among The Powers
of The Earth The Separate And
Equa1 Station To Which The
Lawsof Nature Andof Natures
God Entit1e Them A Decent
Respect To Theopinionsof
Mankind Requires That They
Shou1d Dec1are The Causes
Which1mpe1 Them To The
Separation We Ho1d These
Truths To Be Se1fevident That
A11 Men Are Created Equa1 That
They Are Endowed By Their
Creator With Certain
Una1ienab1e Rights That
Among These Arelifeliberty
And The Pursuitof
Happinessthat To Secure
These Rights Governments Are
1nstituted Among Men
Deriving Their Just Powers
From The Consentof The
Governed That Whenever Any
Formof Government Becomes
Destructiveof These Ends1t b
1s The Rightof The Peop1e To
A1teror To Abo1ish1t And To
1nstitute New Government
Laying1ts Foundationon Sucha
Princip1es Andorganizing
1ts Powers1n Such Form As To
Them Sha11 Seem Mostlike1y To
Effect Their Safety And
Happiness Prudence1ndeed
Wi11 Dictate That
Governmentslong
Estab1ished Shou1d Not Be
Changed Forlight And
Transient Causes And
According1y A11 Experience a
Hath Shewn That Mankind Are
More Disposed To Suffer Whi1e
Evi1s Are Sufferab1e Than To
Right Themse1ves By
Abo1ishing The Forms To Which
They Are Accustomed But When AS
Long Trainof Abuses And
Usurpations Pursuing
1nvariab1y The Sameobject
Evinces A Design To Reduce
Them Under Abso1ute
Despotism1t1s Their Right1t
1s Their Duty To Throwoff Such
Government And To Provide Newa
Guards For Their Future
Security