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violated

fail to respect someone's rights,privacy or peace.to do something that is not allowed by a law or rule.

civil liberties

individual rights protected by law. rules you follow that they set.

impose

forced to be put on place or taking advantage of someone or something. forced to follow along.a force on others.

foreign recognition

legitimate government.the act of a foreign country accepting someone or something as having legal or official authority.

consent

giving permission.to agree to do or allow something to give permission for something to happen or be done.

representation.

represent.show.represents your ideas or your beliefs to other representations . a person or group that speaks of acts for or in support of another person or group.

independence.

solo. freedom. self-rule.

perliament

legislature.assembly.congress.the group of people who are responsible for making the laws in some kinds of government a particular parliament . especially the parliament of the united kingdom that includes the house of commons and the house of lords.

unalienable rights

can't be taken away or denied. rejected.

commanding.

a demand. controlling. superior.having a powerful or important quality that attracts attention,respect.

civic virtue

standard of righteous behavior. voting.the democratic ideas,practices and values that are the heart of citizenship in a free society.

proclamation

announcement. notification. informing.an official statement or announcement made by a person in power or by a government.

revolutionary-revolution

rebellious. agitator.

economic policies

actions that a government covers many systems.

continental progress

philadelphia congress. 13 colonies.

mercantilism

beliefs in profitable tradings. exports.

intolerable

unsupportable. unbearable.

regulations.regulate

command.ruling.

convention. convene.

order. to call together. summon.

secure-security

safety.protection.stay safe.