The Significance of the American Revolution in United States’ History
The American Revolution began on April 19, 1775 and ended on September 3, 1783. This revolution was between American colonists, Britain, and later France joined America’s side when it sees the colonists have a fighting chance at winning. It was an eight-year long fight for the colonists to escape the heavy taxation and unfair treatment of the British Parliament and King George III. The British government was overbearingly controlling over the American colonists, and eventually the rebellious tension broke out a war. Part of the colony who rebelled most was Massachusetts, one of its most famous stunts was the Boston Tea Party. After the French and Indian War, Britain fell
The American Revolution began on April 19, 1775 and ended on September 3, 1783. This revolution was between American colonists, Britain, and later France joined America’s side when it sees the colonists have a fighting chance at winning. It was an eight-year long fight for the colonists to escape the heavy taxation and unfair treatment of the British Parliament and King George III. The British government was overbearingly controlling over the American colonists, and eventually the rebellious tension broke out a war. Part of the colony who rebelled most was Massachusetts, one of its most famous stunts was the Boston Tea Party. After the French and Indian War, Britain fell