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OUR SUMMARIZED VERSION OF DOI
Long story short, the Declaration of Independence basically explains why  colonies do not want their rulers and chose to separate nations in the world. It  talks about how men are created equal and there are certain "unalienable  rights that governments should never violate. By unalienable, it means not to be  separated. These rights include your daily/social life and liberty. If the  governments breaks the rule and eradicate those rights, the people are allowed  to overthrow the government with no hesitation. After that, the people are able  to pick and decide their own government that is designed to protect those  rights.
The example used in the Declaration of Independence is the King of Great  Britain, King George the III. He has broken the colonists' right and caused so  many problems and arguments with them. He used the parliament to change many of  the rules and punished them harshly. There were legislation that raised taxes on  the colonists which made them have to quarter British soldiers, meaning that  they were allowed to go into their homes without the owners' permission. Because  of the Boston Tea Party, King George shut down the harbor so that they cannot  trade with other countries. The King and Parliament restricted the life of the  colonists. For many years, the Colonists have been trying to stop the British  but it did not work. Until finally, they declared the Declaration of  Independence from Great Britain. They called their new independence nation the  United States of America. They wanted no more control from Britain. The new  government has the right to start a war, trade, peace, alliance etc. They are  able to do things that once they could not do.