Why did Thomas Jefferson most likely capitalize words such We, People, and Happiness? to begin sentences to show their emphasis to anger the King to de-emphasize the powers of the government

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Why did Thomas Jefferson most likely capitalize words such We, People, and Happiness?

to begin sentences
to show their emphasis
to anger the King
to de-emphasize the powers of the government

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Answer:

To show their emphasis

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