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What did the Declaration of Independence do for the colonists? A) It sent representatives from the colonies to the parliament for representation B) It cited the social and economic complaints of the colonists
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What did the Declaration of Independence do for the colonists?

A) It sent representatives from the colonies to the parliament for representation
B) It cited the social and economic complaints of the colonists
C) It declared the colonies independent of British taxes
D) It declared the colonists no longer under British control

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The answer is For that question is letter D
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D) It declared the colonists no longer under British control

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