Answer:
(A) Dickinson wants to continue to live under the English Monarchy. He states that if the colonists (?) build a form of republic that it will turn into a tyranny situation soon after.
(B) (I'm not sure about this one) In the passage, Dickinson explains how the colonists (?) need to stop jumping at the opportunity of overthrowing the English government. Dickinson states that "Shall we... renounce that to go seek it is I know not what form of republic, which will soon change into a licentious anarchy and popular tyranny?" The colonists (?) are so caught up in the idea of liberty that they forget the possibility of building a corrupt government themselves.
(C) (I'm not sure about this one either) Representative democracy is the form of democracy at which the people vote for representatives to vote for them, whereas direct democracy is the form of democracy at which the people vote for everything themselves. The passage relates to this idea because Dickinson is sort of taking a leadership role towards the colonists (?). He's attempting to persuade them against overthrowing the English Monarchy.
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Sorry if this is completely inaccurate, I tried