How were most colonists affected by the Declaration of Independence? They were proud and felt like a part of a larger group.

They were sad and felt bad for leaving the mother country.

They felt disappointed with the actions of the delegates.

They were afraid that each state would fight Britain independently.

They were afraid that each state would fight Britain independently. or  They felt disappointed with the actions of the delegates.

Explanation:

The Declaration summarized the colonists' motivations for seeking independence. By declaring themselves an independent nation, the American colonists were able to confirm an official alliance with the Government of France and obtain French assistance in the war against Great Britain.

The colonists felt that King George III had failed them in legislation, judicial rule, military conflict, and lack of protection. They were angry that the colonies were forced to follow British rule but were not allowed representation in Parliament.

It marked an official step taken by the American colonies toward independence from British rule. Many colonists were unhappy with laws that collected taxes but did not give them a say in government. ... The discontent of the colonists, such as the colonial lack of participation in government, led to war with Great Britain.

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