In the Declaration of Independence, who (specifically, name the person) do the Colonists blame in the for the problems the Colonies are having with Britain? How do you know? Why did they phrase it this way? Explain using references to evidence from the text of the Declaration.

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In the Declaration of Independence, who (specifically, name the person) do the Colonists blame in the for the problems the Colonies are having with Britain? How do you know? Why did they phrase it this way? Explain using references to evidence from the text of the Declaration.

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cassandramducal cassandramducal · Answer 1 · 2017-09-04T22:21:56+02:00

The king! The colonists all through the Declaration and the 27 Grievances state that one of their main reasons for leaving is the fact that the King is taxing the colonies without representation. In fact, the entiretly of the 27 Grievances is essentially a break-up letter...the colonies describe here, and in the Declaration, how they refuse to be oppressed any longer with the rules of a king, and how they refuse to pay taxes that are imposed that they don't agree with.
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