1776: American Declaration of Independence

The air crackles with rebellion as colonial leaders grip their quills.

In 1776, amid growing tensions with Britain over taxation and rights, the Continental Congress declared independence, igniting the American Revolution. This act inspired democratic ideals worldwide but led to a brutal war, economic strain, and the birth of the United States as a republic.

Declare a defiant independence, negotiate a fragile truce, or wait for strength—your resolve could ignite a nation or bind it to tyranny.

What if the colonies remained British, altering the rise of modern democracies?

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