Disagreement Between The British And American Colonists

The colonists had learned to unite against their enemies. Before the war, the colonies had almost no sense of community with other colonies and a very explanatory mutual distrust. But now they saw they could be united against their enemy Great Britain.
The Revolutionary War eventually resulted from the constant disagreements between the British and the American colonies. Overtaxed goods brought more money to Great Britain to make the mother country wealthy and not necessarily for the welfare of the colonies. While Britain limited the trading of the colonies with other countries it would take a direct hit on the colonist’s pockets. The previous war( French & Indian) also took a huge hit on the economy, increasing debt which lead to more