Evolution Of Rebellion Analysis

How does anarchy cause or create the evolution of rebellion? People can be provoked by anything to make them want to start rioting and protesting. In society if an action or law causes many people to become upset, they may act out in a violent way to prove a point or get something changed so that everyone is content. In the 1760s to late 1770s, Great Britain and colonists had many disagreements due to corrupt leaders and strong military forces. Colonists were treated very poorly and unfairly, so they rebelled to gain independence from Great Britain. Britain wanted to keep the peace but forced and punished the colonists into paying for their mistakes. Even if Great Britain was trying to contain the colonists and keep the peace, the colonists did have a right to rebel against Great Britain because of the unjust taxes, tyrannical laws, and fighting between …show more content…
After the Boston Tea Party, King George forced Parliament to act on the rioting. Parliament then passed the Intolerable Act of 1774. The Intolerable Acts were a series of different acts that were to punish the colonists (Intolerable Acts, 2015). One of the acts closed the port of Boston (Intolerable Acts, 2015). Another act made repealed the Massachusetts Charter of Massachusetts Bay, and gave its governor more power (Intolerable Acts, 2015). The Intolerable acts angered colonists more than they already were. The king made it difficult to overcome these problems because he was very corrupt and money stricken.The abused power of the king led to a separation between the colonists. Colonists that stayed loyal to the king were known as loyalists because they agreed with what the king said and enacted. The colonists who went against the king were known as patriots because they stayed true to their nation and fought for their independence. The kings unfair ways caused colonists to be angry and want to