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explain the difference in tone between The Declaration of Independence and The Bill of Rights. Use evidence from both texts to support your response.
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explain the difference in tone between The Declaration of Independence and The Bill of Rights. Use evidence from both texts to support your response.
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The declaration of independence. Declares our independence it states that no one can take this away from us no matter what. but the bill of rights on the other hand doesn't do that It shows what rules we have to follow in order to keep that freedom.
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