Two Discussion Board

Unit Two Discussion Board

The Revolutionary War

By: Janelle Clay

In 1775 the revolutionary war lasted for 17 years and fought on the American soil. The start of the revolution, the colonies did not consider them an independent country. The American Revolution refers to the period during the last half of the 18th century and the 13th colonies that became the United States of America gained the independence from the British Empire. The colonies rebelled against Britain and entered the American Revolutionary war and it also referred to the American war of independence in the 1775. (M.U.S.E., n.d.)

The main reason that the colonies take on defying against mother England was because of the taxation issues. The English passes the size to reform the American customs and to have better enforced the British trade laws was ignored in the past. Some states were sharp in the political disputes that burst out in the role of the democracy government. Britain was forced to identify independence in the United States. The colonial assemblies accepted resolutions reproach the stamp act and dealt also with the sugar act. British Parliament has chosen to overthrow the power of the colonies and ultimately affecting the colonists to turn their feelings in the revolution.

Britain had thrived redundant conflicts between the country and its colonies would have been to forget a workable union that could organize colonial governments for goals that repeated recourse concerning individual policy decisions to the mother country.

The Revolutionary war could not be avoided, because we do not have an equal voice in the government and transported no political rule in the new republic. The rights of the people were fused into the state of constitutions. The reason for the war was to have liberty, individual rights, equality and hostility toward misused principles