Every story, even the ones found in history books, needs RACES a bad guy.

Every story, even the ones found in history books, needs RACES a bad guy. For the colonists, their baddie was King George III, not-so-affectionately nicknamed "Mad King R Restate the George." question AAnswer the Directions: Take a look at the list below. Each is a real question accusation colonists made against the monarch. Imagine U Cite text you are the king’s public representative. It’s your job to keep evidence the king’s subjects happy with their king. What would you Explain the write to the colonists in response to their accusations? evidence. (Nobody said it was an easy job!) summarize Keep the R.A.C.E.S. writing strategy in mind when you your Information write your response to the colonists. You want to make sure you address their accusations fully. Accusations against King George III: 1. Acting like a tyrant by seizing personal power from Britain’s Parliament 2. Ignoring all of the colonists’ complaints and requests 3. Plundering and ravaging the ships of honest colonial tradesman 4. Destroying the lives of the colonists Dear Colonists,