According to the Declaration, ways in which the King denied the colonists "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" is that he did not allow them to make their own laws, he did not allow the colonists to trade with other parts of the world and he kept standing armies among st them in times of peace without their consent.
The king deny the colonists' life, liberty, and the pursuit of the happiness by limiting the colonists' liberty by preventing them from passing laws.
He infringed on the unalienable rights of those who disagreed with him by punishing and killing them.
The king sent the British military to attack colonists, setting fire to their towns, attacking their ships at sea, and annihilating the lives of the people. To put down the colonial uprising, the King used violence and military means.
The King took away the people's judiciary powers in Massachusetts and began paying the judges himself (with profit from the duties on the colonists). He took over as their new boss. The colonists were frequently denied a jury trial, which was unequal treatment.
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