Does the preamble to the declaration of independence indicate reasons why the new independent government might be similarly removed or overthrown? why or why not? no. it demands reconciliation between the government and the governed. yes. it outlines when it is appropriate to remove a government. no. it states that governments cannot simply be changed. yes. it indicates that the will of the people must be followed.

The correct answer is B) it outlines when it is appropriate to remove a government.  

Yes, the preamble of the Declaration of Independence indicates reasons why the newly independent government might be similarly removed or overthrown. It outlines when it is appropriate to remove a government.  

Thomas Jefferson and the Founding Fathers established on the Preamble of the Declaration of Independence the new philosophical scheme for the government in America. It also considers the need for a revolution. Among the propositions included in the Preamble of the Declaration of Independence, are that all men are created equal, people have unalienable rights, they have liberty and the pursuit of happiness, and if any form of government destroys those principles, people have the right to alter or abllish the government.

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