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Political leaders inspire both love and fear into their leaders and followers. The love for a political leader comes from the people knowing that their leader is doing their best and making decisions for the good of them and their country. But, with this love comes fear. The laws and policies that are used for the better of the people can be seen as negative and strike fear in the people. Different authorities that enforce laws and rules can also inspire fear in the people as they feel they may be under attack. The political leaders must use the inspiration of love and fear wisely.

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King George was king go Great Britain during the American Revolution.

King George III's reign as king in the monarchy was intended to start a new chapter for Europe and the king broke from his predecessors.

The real power behind King George III's throne was in the hands of his first minister, Bute.

King George III believed that the war could not end because it was fatal to the British Empire.

King George III argued for strong measures to be taken against the people in the colonies who would not stop fighting; he declared it his duty to stand against the Americans.

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"George III was the King of Great Britain and Ireland during the American Revolution," (Political Leader King George III).

"His inexperience and overreliance on his childhood tutor-John Stuart, Earl of Bute-for advice on political matters helped trigger the instability of British ministries in the 1760s," (Political Leader King George III).

"The outbreak of war in April 1775 at Lexington and Concord gave the King precisely what he wanted: the opportunity to expressly proclaim the colonies in "open and avowed rebellion," which he did on August 19, 1775," (Political Leader King George III).

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFGTtcEDBrg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9Y0I-2EejU