Do these grievances seem to be things that upset rich people or everyone? Do you think these complaints would give people reason to go to war and possibly die? Why or why not?

These grievances seem to be things that upset everyone because they are getting treated unfairly and the King is kind of abusing his power. I do believe these complaints would give people reason to go to war but they were not as strong as England. It did give people a reason to revolt and that is kind of what they did by writing the Declaration of Independence

Explanation:

Everyone in the colonies wanted to be independent from England, because the King was in wrongdoing by taking advantage of his power.

Parrain Parrain · Answer 2 · 2021-09-04T12:49:51+02:00

The grievances that the American colonists had against the King of England affected everyone and not just the rich.

Some of the grievances that the American colonists had against the British included:

the seizure of American merchant ships which affected commerce and employment for the common people as well as the rich
the quartering of British soldiers in American homes affected both rich and poor
the lack of unbiased jurors in cases also affected everyone
the heavy taxes imposed by the British affected everyone
the fact that Americans could not trade freely with the rest of the world also affected everyone.

These are but a few of the grievances but you can see that it affected and upset everyone so much so that they sought independence.

At the time, people were more revolutionary that most people are today and so did not need much convincing to go to war.

Even if they didn't however, the grievances they had against the British could still inspire many today to go to war so yes, these reasons were enough for war.

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