How did thomas jefferson make the u. s. declaration of independence more persuasive to its readers?

a) by describing the structure of a new federal government
b) by condemning the continuation of slavery in the american colonies
c) by blaming parliament instead of the british king
d) by including a list of complaints against the actions of great britain

The correct answer here is D. Jefferson cleverly used complaints against the British government. He listed all the offenses the British Crown committed against the colonists in order to get people angry and in order for people see that they were wronged. Jefferson also appealed to the intellect of his audience by explaining his idea of the government and its purpose which according to him is to ensure the rights of its people.

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the results of roman expansion produced social conflict and civil war. julius caesar gained power and became a dictator but was then assassinated. the reign of augustus began a long period of imperial rule and peace in the roman empire. rome faced the problems of how to maintain peace, law, and order.

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