What Influenced The American Revolution

The United States of America, home to many great battles, heroes, and documents. Many events have happened throughout time in America, but the many documents that have been written are some of the most important. Giving detail about that time period, these documents stated events and rules that had taken place in that time period. Why are these documents important you ask? Most of them, believe it or not, had a very great impact for their influence of the American Revolution. The American Revelution was influenced by many documents, creating a chain of events leading to this create battle. The American Revelution started in 1775, and ended in 1785. But, as any other battle, there were events leading up to it. Many documents influenced this great battle, such as The Magna …show more content…
But, there is a document part of this, written by Thomas Jefferson, The missing paragraph of the Declaration of Independence (1776) stated that King George III committed crime and war against humanity. Violating rights of liberty in progressio9n. It stated that a market be kept open, selling and buying men for slavery, and permitting commerce. Jefferson states that the king was to commit crime against liberty and humanity, playing a pert in early Revolutionary War. The American Crisis (1776), by Thomas Pain, explained how many men have lost their lives fighting against the British for our country, and that those still standing shall be thanked and deserve love and support. Stating that Tyranny is not easily conquered and that “the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph.” Thomas Pain himself played a major part in the Revolutionary War, publishing ‘The American Crisis’ and ‘Common Sense’. These documents play a major part in the battle, one being the reason in which the French decided to rival up with us, and help outnumber the