PLEASE HELP I WILL DO ANYTHING!!! We are to write about two grievances as if they are occurring today and we are still a British colony.

Step One: Select two of the grievances from the list below.
No trial by jury.
Not able to trade freely.
Unfair taxes.
Quartering troops in your home.
Not able to vote for government leaders.
Judges’ salaries and jobs at the will of the king.

Step Two: Write a fictional newspaper article about the impact of the two selected grievances on citizens today.

Pretend that the Declaration of Independence never occurred and that these grievances are still problems in society today.
Include a title for your article.

Write at least one paragraph for each grievance you choose in Step One. You should have at least two paragraphs, one for each grievance, when you are finished.

Quartering troops in your home, Unfair taxes

Explanation:

                              Title

               Miscarriage of Justice

The state says we need to open our homes to soldiers, they say we have a choice, but in all reality us the Commonwealth have no choice in that matter. We are forced to open our homes to unwanted troops, who take from us. While we are forced to allow troops into our homes, the war rages on taking from our community. The government not only makes decisions for us but takes away the things we need to survive, giving them to the troops.

Many of us are unhappy with the laws collecting taxes from the poor and letting the wealthy slide. Placing these unwanted taxes on legal documents, and paper is not right. Us people as a whole need to stand up for what we think is right and should not bow down to the governments wishes.

I HOPE IV HELPED

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