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What audience did the Declaration of Independence address?
King George III
Who is 'He' in the Declaration of Independence?
The King of Great Britain, King George III.
The Declaration Of Independence has a long list of accusations of whom?
King George III
Was the declaration of independence the thing the colonist asked the king Henry for?
Are you referring to the American Declaration of Indepedence drafted and sent to King George III?
Who was king of England during the signing of the declaration of independence?
King George III of England was king during that period of time. Did you know that King George III had lived and reigned longer than any previous monarch before him?
What audience did the Declaration of Independence address?
King George III
Who is 'He' in the Declaration of Independence?
The King of Great Britain, King George III.
Who is the tyrant in Declaration of Independence?
King George III of England
What influenced the Declaration of Independence?
King George III
King of england during the declaration of independence?
King George III was king of the UK in 1776.
Who was the declaration of independence written to?
King George and Parliament of England
Who was the ruler of the country you were declaring independence from in the Declaration of Independence?
King George III was the King of Great Britain at the time of the American Revolutionary War.King George III
Who were the grievances in the declaration of independence address to?
The Declaration of Independence names King George III, through Parliament and "his Governors" (although Parliament was not under his direct control, it typically did not pass laws he opposed).
Who was ruler of Britain when the Declaration of Independence was written?
George III was King of Great Britain when the American Declaration of Independence was written.
The Declaration Of Independence has a long list of accusations of whom?
King George III
Who is the he in the list of grievances in the declaration of independence?
"He" refers to the King of England at the time, King George III.
To whom is the author refering to when he speaks of the people in the declaration of independence?
King George III
