Which reason best explains Thomas Jefferson's purpose for repeating the phrase "He has" in the list of grievances in the Declaration of Independence?

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

@Broken_heartedgirl123

anonymous · Answer

@TheYoungBlaze

anonymous · Answer

I would say D since 'He' is in fact referencing the king.

divinesolar · Answer

What would you think C or D? @CaseyCarns

anonymous · Answer

Oops i meant C. sorry.

anonymous · Answer

I thought it was D but I see what you mean about the use of He

anonymous · Answer

Yup i believe its C

anonymous · Answer

i think its C He is talking about the king doing all tht stuff so its C

anonymous · Answer

Let me know if im right

anonymous · Answer

It unfortunately doesn't tell me what I got right or wrong only If I passed the assessment

anonymous · Answer

@CaseyCarns, in all honesty, @CorrodeDKiller is probably more reliable. He's been giving me the answers, and they've all been correct. I can help, but I'd listen to Corrode over me.