First and foremost the King Goerge III has abused many factors of the colonist’s unalienable rights. He has overtaxed and monopolized the colonies. The king says the colonist are under his role meaning that they must follow his rules and commands, however, because the Patriots were under British control one would expect them to be treated in the same manner as other British citizens living in Europe. This is not the truth, the Patriots are being forced to house soldiers, and pay takes on European goods that are crucial to a British citizens day, this was not the case in Europe. Not to mention the monopoly the King has brought upon the colonies, he has prohibited any making of finished goods in the states, as well and any trade, purchase, or smuggling of materials from other countries than Britain, or British controlled. …show more content…
To make a substantially large decision that affects one certain group of people without allowing a representative from that group’s consent or even their presence is extremely unfair and a perfect example of the king's tyranny. When the colonist tried to talk to the king and work out a fair solution to their problems the king has either laughed or neglected to even look at the colonist’s