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How did English colonists view their relationship with the king at the beginning of the Revolutionary War?Most colonists had already rejected the king's authority.Most colonists believed the king was incompetent and lazy.Most colonists still saw themselves as loyal subjects of the king.Most colonists had been loyal to James II but not George III.
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