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Before the Declaration of Independence, how did the American colonists try to resolve their differences with the King of England? (3 points)
by dumping coffee in Boston Harbor
by promising to follow the laws
by sending him petitions
by assassinating government officials

Sagot :

Answer:

by sending him petitions

Explanation:

To answer this you need to take into consideration that the Americans chose non violence, and they preferred non-violent means of protests such as boycotts. Here the last answer is a violent form of resistance so it can not be correct. The first one does not make any historical sense, so we can't consider it and the third and the second could be correct. to determine which is correct we need to consider all the historical events and we can see that none of them indicate rule breaking or in this case not following the law, so the only logical answer has to be the THIRD one which is " by sending him petitions ", because they initially just wanted peaceful negotiations