Britain’s idea of a running colonies successfully is to create taxes for revenue and to let the citizens be until they resist. Such is the case of the American colonies. These people were happy to be British, they bought everything British, and they imitated everything British. However, once Britain imposed a tax, known as the Stamp Act, the colonies were furious. They boycotted British goods. Britain’s response was to add on more taxes and send troops to America for policing. If Britain had ruled differently, America may still be run by them; the American revolution was not inevitable. To begin with, the colonists were happy to be British. They took pride in where they came from and who they were associated with. It was not until Britain
