In the Declaration of Independence, what does Jefferson mean when he says that the king has "refused his assent to laws necessary for the public good"? A The king knows what is best for the colonists В.

In the Declaration of Independence, what does Jefferson mean when he says that the king has "refused his assent to laws necessary for

the public good"?
A The king knows what is best for the colonists
В.
The king is too busy to listen to the colonists
C. The king enjoys his absolute rule over the colonists,
D. The king has not allowed changes that would benefit the colonists.

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