Unification of the Colonists Against England

For British colonies, the French and Spanish colonies were obstacles to expansion to the West, trade and cooperation with indigenous peoples. They believe that French and Spanish are potential military threats in the new world. British, mainly Protestant, believed that French and Spanish colonies were Roman Catholic Christian forts, and they bothered them a lot. In 1739, the UK declared war with Spain mainly in the fight of the so-called Jenkin that took place in the New World.

When the Indians in southern New England stand up against the settlers decisively defeated, all New England colonies were destroyed by the Phillip war (1675-76). The border with Massachusetts is particularly serious and there are several communities abandoned in Connecticut and Swift Valley. By the end of the war, most Indians in South New England reached a peace treaty with settlers. After British restoration in 1660, the problem of the colonial government gathered the attention of the king. In particular, Massachusetts does not want to agree that the king has power to control its rule. This led to the crisis of the 1660s and the late 1670s, the first step was planned and then executed in the UK to release the colonial charter.

Between 1740 and 1770, the tension between the British and the 13 colonies developed into a full-fledged war. Settlers received unjust taxation and dictatorship control, tried to change British policy and to influence British policy through repeated petitions and boycotts. After not influencing England by peaceful measures, war was the only choice for settlers. Therefore, it is reasonable for 13 colonies to begin fighting with England. But according to English, the settlers had no reason to do war. Britain is the home country, colonists pay the world's lowest tax rate. Because settlers benefited from the war between France and India it is expected that there will be colonies to help repay the debt. 13 colonies unnecessarily adopted violence and publicity, and a small number of patriots are affecting other colonists so as to believe the "New England" problem

Some people think that it is wrong that American colonists resist the British. The main reason for colonial rebellion was taxation and other restrictions imposed on them by the UK. These new rules are designed to maintain peace by restricting the expansion to the West, helping the UK repay war debts they accumulated during the war between France and India. They think Americans will be willing to accept them, but they are very wrong. The settlers treated these taxes as personal crimes, strongly opposed and abused them. The British are obviously worried about this opposition.