CE 1776 - The American colonies declare their independence from Britain.

In 1776, the Declaration of Independence was signed by the Second Continental Congress, officially declaring the Thirteen Colonies’ independence from Britain.

This document, drafted by Thomas Jefferson, outlined the grievances of the colonies against the British government and inspired the American Revolution.

The Declaration of Independence declared that the colonies were independent states and would be free from Britain’s authority and control.

It also declared that the colonies had the right to form their own government and to establish their own laws.

The Declaration of Independence also declared the colonies’ right to trade freely with other nations and to form alliances.

The Declaration of Independence also stated that the colonies had the right to keep and bear arms.

The Declaration of Independence served as an official statement of the colonies’ intent to break away from Britain and form their own nation.

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