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The colonies were British and under the rule of the king. He felt he owned them. It wasn't they were interested all of a sudden. Since the early days they set laws on trade and what the colonies could sell. The big difference in the 1770's was the colonies were reacting to the policies from the king. The French and Indian war put pressure on the king to collect more in taxes to pay for it and he reasoned that since it was fought in North America that he had protected the colonies and they should help pay for it. This caused a reaction in the colonies and the king responded to that reaction.

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