The Declaration of Independence Was Significant Not Only for Declaring

question 31

Multiple Choice

The Declaration of Independence was significant not only for declaring independence but also because it expressed

• A)noble ideals concerning the rights of man.
• B)the desire to end African slavery.
• C)the colonies' intention of creating the first New World democracy.
• D)Thomas Jefferson's proposal to conquer all of North America.
• E)a detailed plan for making the new country's economy successful.

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Definitions:

Collective Unconscious

A concept in psychology proposed by Carl Jung, suggesting that humanity shares a set of inherited, universal mental contents or archetypes.

Freud's Unconscious

A theory by Sigmund Freud which posits that part of the human mind is inaccessible to the conscious mind but affects thoughts and behavior.

Aggressiveness

Behavior characterized by anger or hostility, which can be physical or verbal, directed towards others or oneself.

Repressed Hostility

Unconscious anger and resentment that is suppressed and not outwardly expressed, thought to contribute to psychological distress.