It was inevitable that America would become independent of Great Britain. Whether by revolution or by plebiscite - but the introduction of taxes set the spark for feelings that were there long ago. It was King Charles 1 that brought all the colonies under British rule - which before they had a great amount of autonomy from the British crown.
It was King George III, in need of revenue to fight the financial hangover of the Seven Years War that turned to the American colonies with the introduction of the stamp tax.
I don't think it really mattered who was king of Great Britain - the American colonies were seen by Britain as a very lucrative cash cow - to be milked when the British government needed taxes.
Also Britain was concerned that if it let go of the colonies, it would only take another great power - Spain, France, Russia - to go in and takeover what the British had lost. Britain also had to be concerned that to do nothing over the American colonies was to allow all its colonies independence in some form or another - a point made with India later on.
The fact is that the British Empire was at the height of its power when the American revolution occured. George III was unfortunate enough to be king when it happened. I don't think the British response would have been different if it had been William the Conqueror, Henry II, Edward I, Henry III or Elizabeth - the response would have been the same.
Another fact is that the Seven years war drained the British economy. The British needed money - that was not the king's fault - but his advisors suggested going to the American colonies with a new tax to pay for it.
That was King George III.
George II came after George I
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In 1919 the British Monarch was George V.
who was the british monarch at the time of the american revolution
George I became the first English monarch from the House of Hanover in 1714.
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Geogeorge the iiiANSWER:King George III, was the ruler of England, during the American Revolutionary War. The king along with Parliament both worked together to control the colonies in America.
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The English king who the Americans rebelled against was King George III. He was the monarch during the American Revolutionary War and is often associated with the colonial protests and the Declaration of Independence.