Sentence examples similar to precursor of independence from inspiring English sources

Espejo is considered the precursor of the independence movement in Quito.

But many Sinhalese hard-liners see autonomy as a precursor to independence and want to keep the highly centralized system of government intact.

The uprising, which was a precursor of the Brazilian independence movement, was foiled when he was captured the next year; in 1792 he was executed.

That policy has infuriated the Chinese, who view it as a precursor to a declaration of independence by Taiwan.

The document was a precursor of the Declaration of Independence.

Trigg was a delegate to the first Virginia Revolutionary conventions, and was a member of the Fincastle Committee of Safety that drafted the Fincastle Resolutions, a precursor to the Declaration of Independence passed by the Second Continental Congress on July 4 , 1776

It was also at this meeting that they drew up the Fincastle Resolutions, which was a precursor to the Declaration of Independence issued by the Second Continental Congress on July 4, 1776; Trigg was one of the signatories.

Answer: "The Declaration of Independence".

There is occasional talk of independence.

Now there's a declaration of independence.

But the idea of independence breaks down.