The American was not highly taxed as before since they required variation of tax types to help pay its war debts. The political impetus had caused enactment of high taxation to keep colonized countries financially control, and also help maintain its economy. This ended due …show more content…
The contagion of liberty spread, inspiring people to revolt against their leadership in France, Haiti, Ireland, Poland, the Netherlands, and throughout the Spanish empire.
1.Notably, the revolutionary war led to independence, a significant long-term impact on the Americans. They managed to govern themselves without any external interference and structured their legislation.
The most significant outcome of the American Revolution is the Independence of America as a nation, and not subjugated under Britain. The revolt results in the independence title of America that now became the most prosperous economic and political system worldwide. They acquired firm and structured legislative laws that were enacted by their own government that guarantee to provide them their needed privilege as a citizen, not the slave. …show more content…
Adam Smith wrote The Wealth of Nations in the same year, 1776, that the Declaration of Independence was written. Smith attacked mercantilism and promoted free trade in markets, guided not by government regulation and policy, but by what he called an invisible hand of supply and demand.”
Violation of natural commercial rights was accused as Britain enacted pressurized taxation record in order to pay the home country debt to the French and Indian, this also one of the major cause of American Revolution. Adam Smith had then published “The Wealth of Nations” in the same year to verbally revolt against the idea of mercantilism and how it blatantly exploit Americans’ affairs through high tariffs, trade taxation, etc. Now, after American had retained its independence, it also creates an end to mercantilism. Adam Smith had established a new idea of supply and demand that now applies lavishly in free markets. He believed in individuals’ self-interest and by that production and the freedom of purchasing goods could increase by. Now, America had cultivated extensive amount of lands, distrust of heritation titles and had established the strongest military service to defend foreign