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The Colonies were mad at King George because of the taxes that were being imposed on them for things they needed to survive in the New World. The Stamp Act and the tax on tea were the last straw for the Colonists.

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They hated him because of the stamp act, which made them pay higher taxes

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Because Americans declared their independence, and His Majesty's Royal Army and Navy were unable to stop them from doing so. In short, he lost the war, so he lost the colonies too.

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