The American Revolution changed politically, socially, and kind of economically. American leaders changed society in order to form an ideal government. They returned to a more centralized government. Overall, America experienced the most of its changes in politics, and social issues, but there was not much change in economics. Politically, America separated from Britain by passing the Treaty of Paris to claim their Independence. When separated, they tried to have the least amount of similarities with Britain as possible. To achieve this they ratified the Articles of the Confederation. The state and federal governments had no authority to tax citizens. There was no concept of an executive branch. This caused many issues. The government was
