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The Texas Declaration of Independence closely mirrors the sentiments and structure of the United States' Declaration of Independence. Why might the authors have chosen to do this?
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The Texas Declaration of Independence closely mirrors the sentiments and structure of the United States' Declaration of Independence. Why might the authors have chosen to do this?

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Answer: To inspire sympathy

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If a revolting state models its declaration of independence, with its list of grievances and reasons then the people will likely sympathize compared to a revolting state with no reasoning. This shows a parraell to the relationship between the colonies and britain compared to the state of texas and the united states. Hope this helps!

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