THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
CONVERSATION BETWEEN THOMAS JEFFERSON AND KING GEORGEThomas Jefferson:King George, i speak for the Americans as a colony and we wish and desire to declare our independence back.
King George: who do you think you are asking me to do that, America belongs to me now and there is nothing you can do to make me thing twice about taking America as a colony.
Thomas Jefferson:but we do have the right to reclaim America it is our nation we found it and we get to keep it.
King George:i need America to promote my trading business,for money and i also need land.i will fight to get that land one way or another.
Thomas Jefferson:we are not asking for much just for these three grievances life, liberty,and the pursuit of happiness.
King George:never will i surrender.
Thomas Jefferson:the colonies have done alot of things to prove to you that they deserve their own freedom.
King George:what things have they done
Thomas Jefferson:they wrote the declaration of independence and they have been royal to you.
Thomas Jefferson: the Americans are suffering under you and yet they have a mind to come up with the declaration of independence.If you do not hear us we will fight for what is ours.
King George:i will never agree. let the war begin i have a very good trained army and i am sure we will win.
Thomas Jefferson: we will fight to death for our freedom.
King George:good luck. i have heard the patriots don't even have shoes to survive the winter,
http://www.history.org/Foundation/journal/Winter09/images/Cold5.jpg so you think they will win and they sleep in this cabins during winter.
Thomas Jefferson:its just one winter.
King George: just one winter they will never survive and you will run out of men to fight for you and you will be forced to surrender.
(after the winter and training of Americans)
Thomas Jefferson: just so you haven't heard the patriots are getting better than the redcoats
Thomas Jefferson: may the best army win.
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