Question

Jefferson gives a long list of facts to be submitted to a candid world give a short explanation of how this list helps Jefferson achieve his purpose of justifying a revolution.

Answer 1

Jefferson achieve his purpose of justifying a revolution by providing the evidence that the British were not only exploiting but terrorising the colonies under them

• It provides evidence that supports the thesis
• It connects evidence and main ideas
• It appeals to readers and their shared experiences as colonists

Step-by-step explanation:

Thomas Jefferson is the Founding Father of U.S.A. His famous pronouncement ‘Declaration of Independence’ served as a powerful doctrine to rid the Americans from the yoke of British rule.

In his long list of Facts that Jefferson stated had to be submitted to a ‘candid world’, he emphasised upon the tyranny of the British Empire on the colonies; how the colonised were being very badly exploited and deprived of their Natural Rights; how Slavery was being imposed upon them and they were leading a very inhumane life.

The Declaration served as a doctrine for human rights fighting for the liberty and equality of all human beings. The points stated by it thus became a dogma that justified Jefferson’s purpose of a revolution.

Answer 2

The "Facts to be submitted to the candid world" was introduced in the Declaration to gain support for Jefferson's and other scholars cause. This is known as his personal list of grievances against the King. The list highlights all of the King's wrongdoings to the people. It helps Jefferson to show the people why he and his fellow scholars want to seek independence. He submitted hard facts about the wrongdoings and injustices the American citizens had endured. He set the list up as a trial lawyer would in a clear and concise manner. He pleaded with the foreign nations to use a line of reasoning and to use only positive law.

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