Is this grammaticly correct?

[Unregistered]

Can the word "thus" start a sentence?
Here is what I have...
What about your government? You have came from a poor, and corrupt monarchy. You do not want to go back to having anything siomilar to a monarchy. Thus the Articles of Conederation were born.

Is it gramaticly correct to use "thus" in the place that it is?

[mmasny]

Yes, you can start a sentence with "thus". I often see a comma after an introductory "thus", but they say it's wrong here: Comma Usage

It should be "you have come from a poor...".
I am not a teacher.