Who was the grievances of the declaration of independence addressed to

The correct answer is that the grievances of the declarion of Independence was addressed to the British Empire and King George.

Explanation:

The grievances and complaints were written in the Declaration of Independece where they laid out the reasosn they wanted to separate from Britain as well as all the issued they believed they had.

Germany 'officially' invaded Poland in order to reclaim Danzig.

Explanation:

Germany, prior to World War Two, attempted to gain land for Germany and reunite ethnic Germans with their country. Such land gains included the annexation of the Sudetenland in Czechoslovakia, and the annexation of the city of Memel, among others. Germany sent Poland an ultimatum in the same fashion, asking them to surrender control of the city of Danzig, which had ethnic German roots. Poland did not comply, and Germany decided to invade. The invasion and conquest of Poland was most likely just for the sake of gaining land, and gaining a border with the USSR (which Germany later invaded).