In which section of the declaration of independence is the purpose of government described? the preamblethe bodythe conclusionthe grievances

The principal objective of it is to call forth that the Constitution is a record of Law by property of Our contract to be administered, it also makes obvious that this Law is based on Principals, and to recognize and call forth these Laws so that they will be granted when setting the rules we must live by.

It also verifies decidedly that We the People determined and set this Constitution to defend Us.

The purpose of the government in the Declaration of independence is described in the Preamble.

Further Explanation:-

The Preamble is there written in the declaration of independence and the purpose of the government is described in that declaration. The right to live is given as a right to every citizen of the United States in the Preamble along with the right to liberty and pursuit of happiness. It also says that it is the duty of the person who is elected by the people to take care of the rights of the people and to see whether citizens are enjoying their rights or not. The main motive on which the Preamble was made was to secure rights given to the people. The preamble was written by Thomas Jefferson and in that he clearly stated that people have the right to love and enjoy freedom. It also states that if the government fails to take care of the rights of the people then people have the right to choose another government.

During the period of the 1700s, only people who belonged to white caste and had a house on their own names were allowed to vote but with preamble coming into effect, This all changed and people were treated equally.  

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Answer details:

Grade – High School

Subject – The Constitution

Chapter – The Preamble

Keywords – The Preamble, Thomas Jefferson, United States, Government, Rights, Right to live, White People, Citizen, Secure, Freedom.  

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