The Transformation of the American Colonies

From 1763 to 1789, American colonies experienced fundamental change and became independent autonomous countries. British debt accumulated in the war between France and India has confronted colonists with their home countries on various social, political and economic issues. Due to this confusion, colonies fought for independence and they decided to build a government that could counter these problems. With the promulgation of the Constitution, the American Revolution began to deviate completely from the United States before it developed into a revolutionary society in 1763.

In the last few years of the 18th century I showed how powerful public opinion is. The revolutionary paradox has transformed the thirteen North American British colonies into the United States. In France, public opinion influenced the middle class and the masses of the city and eventually formed the French Revolution. A revolutionary observer is confused about this new secluded inspiration - and often scared - this ghost seems to be able to wipe out one of the most deeply rooted systems of the time - the monarchy

"The American Revolution broke the old colonial regime" 5 This is not merely a replacement between Britain and the ruling class of emerging America. It changed the colony from a British market that was expanding only abroad to a unified country with a strong manufacturing base north. It not only built a heroic Western mythology but also lay the foundation for a massive expansion of Western Europe as well as the land of the Native American population and its ultimate extinction and the systematic growth of massive slavery in the south It was expelled to. The revolution removed the domination of semi - feudal land arrangements, including passing the title through British officials, royal rulers and families. It releases the American capitalist class and is not restricted by the way to capitalism.

The revolution changed the society of Europe and America in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The revolution first took place in North America, 13 British colonies revolted and won independence. These colonies united to form a new republic, the United States. And it relied heavily on the awareness value of freedom, equality and people's sovereignty to prove existence as an independent land. The success of the American Revolutionary War inspired the French citizens to completely change society. After the abolition of monarchy and nobility, they founded republics based on freedom, equality and sovereignty. The turmoil quickly paralyzed the French Republic, but the value of enlightenment continued to influence France's PR after the revolution.