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1.what problems did the colonists have with king george?
2.why were these considered serious problems?
3. did the colonist feel like their rights were being violated? why?
4.what events happened because of these problems?

1. The colonists hated King George because he raised the prices on things like tea, which cause the Boston Tea Party, which made all colonists throw the tea off the ships and into the ocean because he told them they could only trade with England, and English businesses. He also did the Stamp Act, which made colonists pay a tax every time they wanted to buy a stamp.

2. These were considered problems because King George was forcing the poeple to do things they didn't wanna do, which led to many conflicts .

3. Yes, the colonists felt that their rights were being violated because they were being forced to only buy things from the British and only the British.

4. The Revolutionary War happened because of these events.

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The King did many things. Such as Tea Act of 1773.
Which made the colonists become angry and resulted in the Boston Tea Party. Which was when the Boston colonists revolted against the Tea Act and dumped 342 large cases of tea into the harbor. 
In response to that, the British parliament passed four acts to punish the colony. The Acts were Boston Port Act, Massachusetts Government Act, Act of the Impartial Administration of Justice, and the Quartering Act. 
The colonists were furious. They called these acts "The Intolerable Acts."

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