Declaration of Independence 2.0

To complete this worksheet you will draft your own break up letter - a modern dayversion of the Declaration of Independence - to Great Britain. In this letter you will explain why you no longer want to be in a relationship with them by listing 3 grievances (complaints) that you feel are the most important. Use our lecture and website to citespecific evidence for your breakup, just as the colonists did in their declaration.Your letter should include 4 parts:1. Declaration of your separation- Tell G.B. you no longer want to be in a relationship with them2. Define your rights- Identify and list 3 rights you will have once you are no longer with them3. Specify complaints- Choose and list 3 grievances against King George III4. Declare yourself to be free and independent- In your own words, tell G.B. you can no longer be with them Dear blank ,I'm sorry but part 1. I believe that I have certain unalienable rights and you have been keeping me from them. These rights are life, liberty, and part 2. In addition, you have caused many grievances such as part 3 , , and I just can't take it anymore. Please accept this letter as my way to say part 4 .From,Your name here Refer to the image below to help you complete your letter. Declaration Grievances View the complete list of grievances with this link. Pick one of the 3 grievances you listed and explain why you thought it was the most important out of all 27 on the list? (minimum 2 sentences) Type your answer below. Imagine you are King George III and receive the break up letter you just wrote in the mail. How do you predict he would respond? Type your answer below. Try to describe any emotions or reactions you think he would have. For example: happy, sad, angry, calm, apologetic, stop taxes, etc.