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How did King George Ill react to the colonists deciding to declare Independence.
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How did King George Ill react to the colonists deciding to declare Independence.

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Answer: King George III simply ignored the colonists. King George III thought they were just an inconvenience and found them annoying. But, he also tried to create a distraction so he got someone named John Lind and tasked him with responding to the colonist's declaration.

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Answer: His people declared for his help but he ignored them. When King George III first received the Declaration of Independence, he ignored the colonies once again. To him they were an annoyance and an inconvenience.

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