Why does the Declaration of Independence list grievances against King George III? A.to prove that the colonists have no choice b
ut to seek independence B. to give colonists hope that the current system of government might change C. to explain why colonists had begun to protest around the colonies D. to give the king one last chance to change his policies and avoid a war
The correct answer is A) To prove that the colonists have no choice but to seek independence.
In the Declaration of Independence, Jefferson writes how the American colonists want to submit the "facts" to a "candid world." This means that the colonists are trying to prove a point in including the list of grievances, as they feel the injustices comitted by King George III are worth separating from England completely. In the grievances it talks about different punishments and unfair treatment of American colonists in the eyes of the law.
The Manchuria most parts of China provides us, being one of the most Chinese regions where heavy industries are concentrated due to the presence of the largest reserves of coal, as the steel industry is concentrated too in Manchuria
During World War 2, the tide turned in favor of the United States at the Battle of Midway, since it was during this Battle in the Pacific Ocean that the Japanese suffered heavy losses.
