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Qaagi - Book of Why

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Lynn Peterson(passive) painted byTrumbull 's ' Declaration of Independence '

us civil warcausesdeclaration of independence america

his ideology(passive) is strongly influenced byAmerican Declaration of Independence

The Virginia Declaration of Rights ... the United States Bill of Rights , and the French Revolutionsinfluencedthe Declaration of Independence

the 1776 Virginia Declaration of Rights ... in turninfluencedthe Declaration of Independence

Mason also wrote the Virginia Declaration of Rights in May 1776would influencethe Declaration of Independence

the American Colonies and Britainleadto the Declaration of Independence

The Virginia Declaration of Rightsinfluencedthe Declaration of Independence

the virginia declaration of rightsdid ... influencethe declaration of independence

the US Bill of Rights ... Virginia?s Declaration of Rightsinfluencedthe Declaration of Independence

the American Coloniesinfluencedthe Declaration of Independence

students ... eventsleadto the Declaration Of Independence

by the ideas of John Locke(passive) is influenced byThe Declaration of Independence

by the ideas of John Locke(passive) is influencedThe Declaration of Independence

the history of the eventsledto the Declaration of Independence

John Locke , a famous Enlightenment philosopher whose writingsinfluencedthe Declaration of Independence

John Locke ... whose writingsinfluencedthe Declaration of independence

Locke s idea of natural rights(passive) was influenced byThe Declaration of Independence

a phrase from John Locke 's writingsinfluencedthe Declaration of Independence

the US Bill of Rights ... Declaration of Rightsinfluencedthe Declaration of Independence

the eventsleadingto the Declaration of Independence

Eventsleadingto the declaration of independence

eventsledto the Declaration of Independence

the Continental Congresswas composingthe Declaration of Independence

the Continental Congresscomposedthe Declaration of Independence

the Continental Congressleadingto the Declaration of Independence

The following colonial actionsledto the Declaration of Independence

by John Trumbull(passive) painted byDeclaration of Independence

John TrumbullpaintedDeclaration of Independence

by John Trumbull(passive) painted byThe Declaration of Independence

by John Trumbull (passive) painted byThe Declaration of Independence

John trumbullpaintedthe declaration of independence

by John Trumbull(passive) painting byThe Declaration of Independence

John Trumbull(passive) painted bythe Declaration of Independence

the 1776 Virginia Declaration of Rights , [ nb 4 ... in turninfluencedthe Declaration of Independence

by a five - man committee including Franklin and also John Adams(passive) composed bythe Declaration of Independence

Artist John TrumbullpaintedDeclaration of Independence

john adamsdid ... influencethe declaration of independence

three Enlightenment ideas used in the Declaration of Whose ideasinfluencedthe declaration of independence

by John Locke(passive) influenced byDeclaration of Independence

freecausesfree

in civil war between Biafra and Nigeriaresultedin civil war between Biafra and Nigeria

equality(passive) set ... byequality

human equality(passive) set ... byhuman equality

in Englanddiscoveredin England

to backlashes against Igbosledto backlashes against Igbos

to backlashes against Igbos in the rest of the countryledto backlashes against Igbos in the rest of the country

free the Irish politicalsetfree the Irish political

in BritainDiscoveredin Britain

the French Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen of 1789influencedthe French Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen of 1789

the invasionhad promptedthe invasion

to the provinceledto the province

to the founding of the great nation that is the United States of Americaledto the founding of the great nation that is the United States of America

the 13 original colonies in the direction of becoming this nationsetthe 13 original colonies in the direction of becoming this nation

to the founding of the great Nation that isledto the founding of the great Nation that is

forth the colonies reasons for becoming The United States of Americasetforth the colonies reasons for becoming The United States of America

to the establishment of our nationledto the establishment of our nation

the 13 Colonies to Rebelinfluencedthe 13 Colonies to Rebel

to the creation of our nationcontributedto the creation of our nation

to the official creation of this nationledto the official creation of this nation

the first flagdesignedthe first flag

forth the reasons for that actionsetforth the reasons for that action

to the political development of the United Statescontributedto the political development of the United States

America freesetAmerica free

the formation of the United Statesinfluencedthe formation of the United States

to the birth of the United Statesledto the birth of the United States

to our national freedomledto our national freedom

the colonies reasons for becoming The United States of Americasetthe colonies reasons for becoming The United States of America

forthsetsforth

forthsetforth

forthhad setforth

to the founding of The Constitutionledto the founding of The Constitution

in addition to announcing the colonies ' freedom from British rulesetsin addition to announcing the colonies ' freedom from British rule

the coloniesinfluencedthe colonies

to the foundation of the United Statesleadto the foundation of the United States

the flagdesignedthe flag

to freedomledto freedom

to our fight for freedomledto our fight for freedom

forth ... self - evident " truths : " that all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rightssetsforth ... self - evident " truths : " that all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights

to the Constitutionledto the Constitution

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