The Causes Of The American Revolution

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were both scared and excited to have this new place to explore. This new excitement opened up many doors for the Colonists because they were in a completely free territory with delayed communication from England. When the Colonists were given a taste of the free world they wanted more freedom and the ability to be able to grow.
The American Colonists became used to living their own lives. Slowly the colonists came together and formed their own government similar to the British government where they could make their own laws and decisions. The Colonists became independent from the British’s rule. As the British government saw the Colonists slipping from their grasp and tried to regain control. This only caused the Colonists to push further away. The Colonists’ subtle rebellion forced the British government make contact with the Colonists by sending over loyalists of England. The Colonists didn’t like this new enforcement, and the tension between both England and the Colonists ...

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Colonists from traveling west of the Appalachian Mountains. The Colonists saw this as another restraint put on their freedom by the British Government. The miscommunication between the British government and the Colonists caused many more conflicts between them, leading to the start of the American Revolution. The Colonists wanted to break away from the rule of the British Government and the government wanted to try anything in their power to keep their grip on the colonies of the “New World.”
After the Line of Proclamation of 1763, the embittered disagreement over the British government’s unquestioned right to tax the Colonists vs. their belief in “no taxation without representation” ...

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