Answer:
False.
Explanation:
The grievances in the Declaration of Independence was a part in which the colonists listed their problems with the colonial government. A total of 27 grievances were observed in the Declaration of Independence against the actions of Geroge III. These grievances were written because the king had rejected the purpose of government by giving opposition to the laws believed necessary for the people.
On the other hand, the Petition of Right was a petition to King Charles I by the English Parliament. The English Parliament sent the petition for complaining a series of laws breaches by the king. Though the grievances meant for the people of the two nations, there were differences in the listed grievances of both the nations.
