Participating in the Seven Year’s War brought the colonies closer together, with a purpose in mind, “liberty”. The colonies noticed that every Act, every law imposed by the parliament had only one beneficiary, The British government, leaving the colonies in disadvantages and no representation from the parliament against these laws imposed to them. The colonies not only wanted to be identified as one, having a goal in mind, equal rights for everyone, liberty, and freedom. They wanted to be respected, considering their point of view amongst the British. So, the last drop of water that spilled the cup, was the Tea Act. Where the British government was exempting from taxes the East India Company, the colonies knew this will be bringing more taxes
