What Is The Worst Grievances Of The Declaration Of Independence

Imagine a place where everyone felt like they had the right to life, liberty and happiness, but somebody of greater power took it all away from them. That was an enormous problem the settlers of the original U.S. colonies had to deal with. They sent the king a document asking him for their own independence, listing some of the worst grievances he had punished them with. The three worst grievances include preventing the population of the states, Taking the Colonies’ government away from them and not protecting them, but instead declaring war on the people of the Thirteen Colonies, and robbing them from sea, destroying their coasts and burning entire towns down. “He has endeavoured to prevent the population of these States: for that purpose obstructing the hither, and raising the conditions of new Appropriations of Lands” is one of the worst grievances on the Declaration of Independence because they are trying to start a new country, and the king won’t allow them to have enough people to populate this country. …show more content…
The colonists haven’t been there very long and the king is already declaring war on them just to try and stop their cause. He also won’t protect the colonists from any other country or group to try and declare war on them either because he declared the people out of his protection. He also is literally trying to take their government away so they cannot control the colonies. Without a solid government and the protection they need they don’t have anything to