Check the three statements that help Jefferson advance his argument for why the colonies should
break free.
The king has refused to pass laws that would
help the colonists.
The colonists would have more rights under a
different monarchy.
The colonists have repeatedly tried to work
with the British government.
The king has imposed taxes without consent
from the colonists.

Options: The king has refused to pass laws that would help the colonists.

The colonists have repeatedly tried to work with the British government.

The king has imposed taxes without consent from the colonists.

Explanation:

Thomas Jefferson argument relates to the colonial feeling, which reflected not to be equal as the Britishers as they did not represent by the British government. According to him, an independent from the colonial power would be more beneficial to the people, where they could think about their future and implement laws and regulation that are beneficial to the nation rather than impressing the King to favour himself.

British saw colonies as a supplier of raw material and a source of income through implementing taxes on colonists. Colonies tried to have reasoned with the British government for long but fail and decided to fight for independence.

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