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Parliament

The part of the british government in which members make laws for the british people

Self government

A system of government in which people make their own laws

Democracy

A government in which the people take park

Legislature

The lawmaking branch of a colony state government or the national government

Ally

A friend especially in time of war

Authority

Control over someone or somethink

Tax

Money that is paid by the peopleto run the country


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Olive branch

A simbol of peace

Contimental

A soldier in the first colonial army which was headed by george washington

Independence

Freedom to govern one own

Allegiance

Loyalty

Declaration

An official statement

Grievance

A complaint

Declaration of independence

The unanimous declaration of the thirteen colonies of the united states of america it was signed on july 4 1776

Thomas jefferson

3rd u.s. president and the main writer of the declaration of independence

Benjamin franklin

American leader who was sent to britain to ask parliament for independence

Benjamin franklin

American leader who was sent to britain to ask parliament for representation he was a writer of the declaration of independence a sdelegate to the constitutinal convention and a respected scientist and business leader