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What justifications for separation were included in the Declaration of Independence?​

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Justification of the Colonists' Declaration of Independence from England  Were the colonist justified in declaring independence from England? I feel  that they had plenty of just cause to separate themselves. England was taxing  the colonies without fair representation in Parliament, the British also took   away the right to assemble, and they were using different tactics to attempt to  intimidate the colonists.   One of the greatest thing that angered the colonists was the taxation  without representation. The British government had good reason to tax the  colonies, because they just went to war to defend them. That they u but they didn't appreciate the fact that they didn't have a say into how the but they didn't appreciate the fact that they didn't have a say into how the  debt would be paid. The British passed the Townshend Acts to offset the war debt. This caused the colonist to reinstate the boycott on luxury items.  England then passes the Tea Act taxing imported tea, but also gives the British East Indian Tea co. a complete monopoly.

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