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The Declaration of Independence
A simple letter eloquently written expressing the dissatisfaction of a group of people for their mother country. This letter changed the course of the world and began a new nation. Read the Declaration of Independence at this site as well as see a listing of who signed this document sorted by colony.

EuroDocs: Primary Historical Documents from Western Europe
To understand where we came from, you must first visit where we've been. America based much of its thinking to agree or disagree with the thoughts of Western Europe. At this site you may read many of the primary historical documents which can help to shed light on key happenings in the history of Western civilization.

The U.S. Constitution
The United States of America was founded on certain principles that would set it apart and make its government a model of other countries around the world. Visit this site to read the Constitution that spells out what America stands for. Also listed is the Bill of Rights and the amendments which ahve been added as well as the date of the addition.

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