What did king george iii want during his reign? a. )to increase the authority of the prime minister and reduce taxes for the colonies b .)for the members of parliament to have total authority over the american colonies c. )to increase his personal influence over britain and its american colonies d. )for britain to have less influence over the american colonies, which he believed should be independent

The correct answer is C. To increase his personal influence over American colonies and Britain.

George 111 was a king of Ireland and great Britain until that time there was a union between the two countries whereby he became a king in the United kingdom up to his death.

Before George 111 being a king of Hanover he was a prince elector and Duke in Holy Roman empire of Brunswick-Luneburg.

He suffered a mental illness which remained unknown.

C

Explanation:

c.

worked constantly and gave many sincere speeches about the importance of independence

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