Explanation: The kings attitude towards the laws of the colonies was of nonchalance and disinterest for what the colonists might think when fighting for their rights. They had several intrusion actions, as expressed by Jefferson, since neither the English Parliament, nor the English Crown, had to interfere in the affairs of the colonies, that is, they could not govern them, since they had the capacity to govern themselves for being of free nature. These assertions were completely ignored with the acceptance of the Intolerable Laws by the English Crown.
