The declaration of independence contains: arguments in support of the constitution. hobbes's second treatise on government. the bill of rights. no references to great britain. a list of complaints against the british government.

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The declaration of independence contains: arguments in support of the constitution. hobbes's second treatise on government. the bill of rights. no references to great britain. a list of complaints against the british government.

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A list of complaints against the British government.

The declaration of independence that was drafted by Jefferson contained a number of complaints against the British government highlighting the reasons why they were unhappy with great Britain. most important of these reasons was taxation without representation.