British parliament of parliamentary overreach

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In "Letter to King George," the letter writer accuses the British Parliament of "Parliamentary overreach." What does he accuse parliament of? choose the best response. The author accuses Parliament of purposefully attempting to divide Britain and the North American colonies by passing the Sugar Act, Stamp Act, and Quartering Act. The author accuses Parliament of purposefully ignoring the colonies, forcing colonial economies to develop and function on their own without the help of the larger empire. The author accuses Parliament of allowing the King to exercise too much power and influence over the colonies.

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