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Which reason best explains why this grievance was included in the Declaration?

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Answer: Trade focused on generating income for the Crown only

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The reason why grievances were included in the declaration of independence is that trade focused on generating income for the Crown only. The colonies thought it wasn´t right that the British imposed taxes on them. In the process of declaring a new independent nation, the Declaration of Independence levies grievances against King George III of England like:

  • Violations against English constitutional law
  • Cutting off colonial trade with other countries
  • Altering the structure of colonial government

Thomas Jefferson believed that the King had exceeded his constitutional authority. So the colonies had the right to form a new government.

The Declaration of Independence was written by Thomas Jefferson in June of 1776.

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