Before the declaration of independence, how did the american colonists try to resolve their differences with the king of england?
by dumping coffee in boston harbor
by promising to follow the laws
by sending him petitions
by assassinating government officials

Answer:

Before the Declaration of Independence, the American colonists try to resolve their differences with the King of England (C) by sending him petitions

Explanation:

The American colonist was insisted taxes upon after the French and the Indian war without the consent of them and this was done by the King of England. The colonist developed many petitions and sent them to the king to show their frustration on the king imposing taxes from them and one of such petitions is the Olive Branch petitions. Many petitions were sent again and again to the notice of the king and in the final petition the king refused to read the petition and declared a direct rebellion on the colonist.

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