Dissatisfied Commoners with The Results of The American Revolution

There is no secret in the consequences of civic dissatisfaction with the American Revolutionary War. The colonial elite is working on improving the living environment and borrowing and exempting some land. But promises are virtually realized. As civilians are being cheated, some people unite colonial elite. Colonial army soldiers are in a bad state. On the battlefield, the soldiers did not get the promised food and clothes. Besides that, no one can get ordinary salary.

The American Revolutionary War was a war between the independent British and American colonies from 1775 to 1783, which brought about fundamental changes in American politics, society, and the economy. The American Revolutionary War began because Britain taxed colonies to compensate for debts accumulated in the war between France and India. Most colonies were faithful to their "mother's land", but some colonies were dissatisfied with England. - During the French Revolution, Robespierre was the turning point of human history. There have been many revolution so far, there have been many revolution since. In the history of the French Revolution, many allies of striking and world-changing develop encountered. Enlightenment has brought people an idea, and these ideas were not only thought on a large scale but also formed the foundation of today's constitution.

From this point of view, two generations of Americans have grown in history. As a result, most Americans believe that even if not the revolution itself, immediately after the revolution, American society began to be dominated by clash between wealth and power and clash between wealth and powerless people . The hidden assumption in this interpretation is that the revolution has established the concept of the principle of conditional equality. It is said that the purpose of this class confrontation is to achieve equal conditions.

Several of the leaders of the American Revolutionary War were influenced by enlightenment. It was freedom of speech, equality, freedom of press, and religious tolerance. American settlers did not have these rights, and as a result they opposed British independence. In his "Declaration of Independence", Thomas Jefferson wrote about American natural rights to "pursuit of life, freedom, and happiness". These ideas were born from the ideal (Fisker) that brought about the American Revolutionary War in the near future. "The American revolution must be regarded not only as an independent anti-colonial war, a war of liberation from overseas rule but also as a war for freedom, the American revolution calls for a desire to acquire more property It is a move to realize "(Morris, 3)