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he was in control of the colonies, and his unfair treatment and tyranny caused the colonies to revolt and attempt to become their own country.

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King George III was the King of Great Britian and Ireland during the American Revoltion. In 1773, he passed a tax on tea in the colonies. The Americans complied about “taxations without representation”. King George III led the British in the fight for American independence.

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