For imposing taxes on us without our Consent

Taxed citizens without the citizens giving their approval

"He has refused his Assent to Laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good."

King George the III refuses to enforce laws

Who wouldn't be a Patriot?

Someone who wants to remain under Britain's protection

He has forbidden his Governers to pass Laws of immediate and pressing importance.

He has forbidden the Legislature to pass laws

You have deprived us, in many cases, of the benefits of Trial by Jury

He doesn't let the colonists use Trial by Jury correctly.

He has kept among us, in times of peace, Standing Armies without consent of our Legislatures

The king forces people to accept soldiers into their homes

"He has cut off our Trade with other parts of the world."

The King only lets the colonists trade with Britain

Who wouldn't be a Loyalist?

Someone against Britain's taxes

In every stage of these Oppressions, we have petitioned for redress in the most humble terms;

Whenever the King hurts the colonists, they ask him to stop.

Who were the Patriots?

Individuals who supported the Revolution

He has kept among us, in times of peace, his soldiers without the Consent of our legislatures.

He has forced colonists to house soldiers

Who were the Loyalists?

Someone who stayed loyal to Britain

For suspending our legislatures and declaring themselves invested with power to do it instead.

The king replaces the colonies legislature with his own

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1
For imposing taxes on us without our Consent
He likes to tax
He really could care less about Consent
He gives too many taxes
Taxed citizens without the citizens giving their approval
2
"He has refused his Assent to Laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good."
King George the III doesn't care about the colonies
King George the III refuses to enforce laws
King George the III smells bad
King George the III makes bad laws
3
Who wouldn't be a Patriot?
Someone who thought they could make a better government
Someone who Britain took things from and was taxed
Someone who wants to remain under Britain's protection
Someone who doesn't agree with Britain's taxes
4
He has forbidden his Governers to pass Laws of immediate and pressing importance.
He doesn't like the Governers
The legislature is really slow
He has forbidden the Legislature to pass laws
He wants to make the rules himself
5
You have deprived us, in many cases, of the benefits of Trial by Jury
He doesn't want the colonists to try people
He takes away their jurors
He doesn't let the colonists use Trial by Jury correctly.
He sends his own jurors to the colonies
6
What wasn't an advantage of the colonial army?
Had a vast naval force
Knew the land they fought on
Used guerilla warfare
Had a strong leader
7
He has kept among us, in times of peace, Standing Armies without consent of our Legislatures
The king makes armies stand
The king doesn't care about legislature
The king is breaking and entering
The king forces people to accept soldiers into their homes
8
"He has cut off our Trade with other parts of the world."
The King cuts off the colonist's tea supply
The King likes swordplay
The King only lets the colonists trade with Britain
The King only lets them trade certain things
9
Who wouldn't be a Loyalist?
Someone who supports the king
Someone against Britain's taxes
Someone whose job depends on Britain
Someone who wants the king's protection
10
In every stage of these Oppressions, we have petitioned for redress in the most humble terms;
The king is a bee
The colonists got 100 signatures
Whenever the King hurts the colonists, they ask him to stop.
The king oppresses the colonists too much
11
What wasn't an advantage of the British Army?
Faster than the colonists
Had plenty of money and support
Best navy in the world at the time
Well trained soldiers
12
Who were the Patriots?
People who supported staying loyal to Britain
Individuals who supported the Revolution
People who didn't want to pick a side
Bee farmers
13
He has kept among us, in times of peace, his soldiers without the Consent of our legislatures.
He deploys soldiers for no reason
He has forced colonists to house soldiers
He doesn't care about whether the colonists give consent
He ignores the colonies' laws
14
What wasn't a disadvantage of the colonial army?
Less money than Britain
Less soldiers
Far from Britain
No central government
15
Who were the Loyalists?
Someone who stayed loyal to Britain
Someone who hates Britain
The farmers of the Revolution
Someone who didn't pick a side
16
What wasn't a disadvantage of the British army?
Far away from their home country
King made bad decisions
Older style of fighting
Not familiar with the colonies' land
17
For suspending our legislatures and declaring themselves invested with power to do it instead.
The king likes to mess with the colonists
The king loves to do legislative work
The king replaces the colonies legislature with his own
The king trusts the colonists to agree with him

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