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Think! What do you think King George III meant when he said, "The die is cast."?

A) His gamble to suppress the colonial rebellion was sure to profit him.

B) He was tired of the colonists "playing dice games" and would punsih them for it.

C) He did not care what happened in the colonies as long as his advisers left him to enjoy his gambling.

D) The choice had been made and could not be taken back. No one could know the results.

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Answer:

D)The choice had been made and could not be taken back. No one would know the results.

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King George III meant that The choice had been made and could not be taken back. No one could know the results when he said, "The die is cast." Thus the correct option is D.

What is  King George III known for?

George III is well known for his craziness and destruction of the American colonies. George carries only a small amount of direct accountability for the loss of the colonies.

These restrictions were primarily the consequence of the high costs of staffing and administering the huge expansion of the area.

The expression "the die is cast" signifies the fact that once a procedure or action plan has begun, it cannot be modified or halted. There was no going back after we accepted to the contract's terms and conditions.

Therefore, option D  is appropriate.

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