Answer:
The List of Grievances
Explanation:
The Declaration of Independence can be separated into four sections: the Declaration of people's Natural Rights, the Preamble, the List of Grievances and the conclusion which formally states America’s independence.
The section that discusses the king's actions is the List of Grievance, in which the author enumerates many of the King George III's wrongdoings and tyrannical abuse toward the American colonists, like the dissolution of colonial bodies of representation, the destruction of the colonists' right to self-rule and the suppression of the colonial rebellion through violence and military means.
