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Why do the Colonists choose to list their grievances against the King rather than Parliament?
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Why do the Colonists choose to list their grievances against the King rather than
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The king had the duty to intervene when Parliament usurped power that belonged to the Americans and their legislative bodies, so the King was responsible for not intervening

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