How would the colonist describe the king of England

Shortly after the Seven Years' War, the American colonies began to rebel against the king of England, King George III. Colonists' opinions of the king, however, varied.

Explanation:

tyrant

Explanation:

The colonists describe the King of England as a tyrant.

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