King George raised taxes so high on the Rebels that the rebels were forced to boycott England tea. The symbolism of boycotting tea is that everybody used to drink tea and they used to drink tea from England, but since they boycotted it they couldn't drink tea anymore.Tea time is still a high priority in England today. Anyhow, the Rebels decided that they had had enough of King George's taxes and tariffs and thus, the Revolutionary War started. King George just made sure the Redcoats had the supplies that they needed (from food, clothing, and housing); which is why stories of George Washington's army being barefoot and still winning the war is so significant.
King George III.
He was the king of great Britain during the American revolution.
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England had a king, King George III
King George III
King George III.
He was the king of great Britain during the American revolution.
George III.
King George NEW RESPONDENT King George III
King George the 3rd
England had a king, King George III
King George IIIThe king during the American revolution is George III (October 25th 1760- January 29th 1820, but declared unfit to rule in 1811)Source: British kings and queens by Mike Ashley
King George III
King George III was the King of Great Britain at the time of the American Revolutionary War.King George III
· King George III, king of England
no he was a leader for the English