The Rise of Colonies and the Causes of Revolutions

This is an independent war between American colonies and the UK, full of many protests and losing countless lives in countless battles around colonies. Before the war started, tension between settlers and British authorities lasted ten years, and the war itself lasted almost for ten years. The war was a civil war until the French intervened on the colonial side, then it was called an international conflict. If the French army intervened and Americans eventually became independent from the UK, the war would not last long (A + E Networks, 2009).

One of the reasons for the American Revolutionary War is the growing disparity between colonial social structure and the UK. Britain has a social structure that is strict, and there is little chance that it will rise to a higher class. British nobles overlooked simple ways of American settlers who respect independence, equality and opportunity (American Revolution: Reasons, 1). There are also many differences between colonies. Even before the American Revolutionary War, the lifestyle of colonial times varied from region to region. One of the main reasons for these differences is slavery. In the southern countries the social structure is generally strict, an industrial revolution is taking place in the north, bringing opportunities to nearly all diligent Americans and improving his social status.

In this article I will argue about the American revolution and its reason and degree, economic factors are the main cause of the revolution. This article will discuss the many taxes the colony has to endure, the many acts Britain placed on 13 colonies, and the acts the British imposed to pay for the colonial war. The main economic problem related to the thirteen colonies is that the colonial history concentrated mainly on the struggle between Spain and the UK of the world superpowers of the time and acquired the control of North America. Prior to 1763, these organizations were fighting the territory of the African continent and eventually dominated the British. The economic, social and political differences between Spain and the British colonial rule created opportunities for the British to transcend the North

There is nothing to cause a revolution. Instead, it is a series of events that led to war. In essence, it all begins with the difference between the way British treats colonies and the way colonies think they should be treated. Americans believe that they should enjoy all the rights of the UK. Meanwhile, the UK believes that the establishment of colonies is the most suitable way for crown and parliament. This confrontation appears in one of the calls for the American Revolutionary War.