The legal change after the American Revolution which most likely resulted from this grievance is that due process of law was implemented.
Most of the archive sketched out a rundown of explicit complaints that the pilgrims had with British endeavors to change imperial administration amid the 1770s. An early draft reprimanded the British for the transoceanic slave exchange and notwithstanding for debilitating endeavors by the pilgrims to advance nullification. Representatives from South Carolina and Georgia just as those from northern states who benefitted from the exchange all opposed this language, and it was removed.
Neither thegrievances nor the rhetoric of the preamble was new. Rather, they were the summit of both a time of famous protection from imperial change and decades a greater amount of long haul improvements that saw the two sides create inconsistent understandings of the British Empire and the states' place inside it. The Congress endorsed the document on July 4, 1776.
