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Jefferson started with his discussion of human rights before discussing grievances because it allows for a better argument. If you start with an explanation of rights that the British would clearly agree with, and then you explain how you are not receiving these rights that they just agreed with, you put the opposition in a bad place and it helps your argument immensely.

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a) This statement means that the reasons the US want to leave are large reasons not small things that don’t mean much. They are leaving for major reasons.
b) People may be more inclined to put up with a government that is less than satisfactory because the issues may not be severe enough to leave. Leaving is expensive, scary, a risk, and could cost so many lives in war so people may deal with a government that is okay instead of leaving.

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a) The King’s attitude towards the laws of the colonies has been annoyed and fairly unresponsive.
b) This is an important factor in the decision to leave because it affects the severity of the situation. The king will not help or listen, so how can the colonies expect change without leaving.

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The idea is probably not more prevalent in the document because they don’t want the King to know they are worried. Act confident.

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Jefferson connects these things by utilizing a clever logical format of the logic of the statements written in the document. Starting with the human rights and moving on to freedoms logically and fluently.