Question

one of the main grievances in the declaration of independence is:
loss of local laws from colonial legislatures
no cell phones
the lives lost in the boston massacre
the reactions to the boston tea party

Explanation:

The Declaration of Independence listed grievances against British rule. "Loss of local laws from colonial legislatures" relates to how the British restricted colonial self - governance (e.g., by dissolving colonial legislatures or overruling their laws). "No cell phones" is irrelevant as cell phones didn't exist then. The Boston Massacre was a specific event, not a main grievance in the Declaration. The reactions to the Boston Tea Party were British punitive measures (like the Intolerable Acts), but the main grievance here about colonial legislatures' local laws is a core issue of self - governance restriction.

Answer:

A. loss of local laws from colonial legislatures