declaration of independence question

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The below questions i have to answer

1. The core of Jefferson's argument is in paragraph 2. Diagram the argument.

2.In paragraphs 3 through 31, Jefferson lists over two dozen complaints against the king's governance. Which of the com- plaints support Jefferson's claim, in paragraph 2, that the king's goal is "to reduce them under an absolute Despotism"?

3.In paragraph 2, what does Jefferson consider to be the proper ends of government? Of the complaints he lists, which sup- port that claim that the king's governance has been "destruc- tive of these ends"?

4.Notice Jefferson's use of emotionally charged language. Does it supplement or replace argument?

5.How does Jefferson anticipate and respond to the following objection: "Perhaps the King has not protected rights as well as he should. Even so, isn't rebellion too extreme a response? Wouldn't calls for reform be more appropriate?"

6.In what way does Jefferson think "that all men are created equal"? What account of equality does the rest of his argument seem to require?