Voltaire, a French historian, once stated, “Injustice in the end produces independence.” In 1753 through 1756, the conflict of wanting independence from Britain soon was set upon the colonists. This dispute later led to the major American Revolution. The colonists were justified in wanting independence with England for three reasons: Failure to protect political freedom, economic well-being, and safety of the colonies.
Although the colonies had plenty of political freedoms, the king violated many opportunities for the colonists. In particular, taxation without representation took most of the responsibility for the lack of political freedom. Taxes were coming out of Parliament, instead of the colonists’ legislative. This sets under lack of
Although the colonies had plenty of political freedoms, the king violated many opportunities for the colonists. In particular, taxation without representation took most of the responsibility for the lack of political freedom. Taxes were coming out of Parliament, instead of the colonists’ legislative. This sets under lack of