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Why were signatures on the Declaration of Independence a risky venture
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Why were signatures on the Declaration of Independence a risky venture

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It was a risky venture for the men who signed it because once they signed it, King George sent his soldiers to execute the ones who signed it because he deemed it a foolish rebellion.

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