Were The American Colonists Justified In Waging War And Breaking Away From Britain

The unprecedented arrogance of King George and the failure of British parliament to engage in dialogue with the United States representative brought the ultimate hostility between England and the United States.

Representatives of the United States opposed the additional tax imposed on colonies by the British Parliament. Their argument is based on the fact that the United States is not represented by the British Parliament, which enhances the legality of the law passed by the UK. In response, the UK passed a more punitive law against the state of Massachusetts. British correspondence saw other colonies gather behind Massachusetts

The growing tension caused armed conflict between Patriot militia and British regulars. The representative of the United States appealed to the king, but their appeal was mobilized by the British army. The Continental Congress decided that the rule of the king was tyranny and they decided to proclaim colonial independence.

Therefore, the United States has a reason to wage against England. The colony has no choice but to fight for independence correspondingly in order to manage them freely.

The problem is, "Is it reasonable for settlers to wage and depart from the UK?" I saw many controversies. Some say he is so happy and happy that King England has full power to manage the colony. Some people believe that the king has gone too far and is depriving too many rights from the settlers. John Dickinson is leaving the United Kingdom. He stated that the "stamp tax law" imposed taxes on colonial newspapers, legal documents and other printed materials, they are considered "unconstitutional and destroy these colonial freedoms". (Document 2) Thomas Payne also hopes to leave. He said he refused the king after the battle between Lexington and the Concorde. (Document 6) The 2 nd Continental Congress stated in the declaration on the cause and necessity of prosecution weapons in 1775 to use forces against the king rather than violent tyranny. (File 5)

There are several reasons why colonists want to leave the UK. One of the reasons is that colonialists believe that Britons demanded colonialists to pay the tax stipulated in the Stamp duty and Towns end laws and therefore infringe their rights That's it. The settlers thought they should participate in Congress and were able to comment on the proposed taxes and votes. Because they do not have Congressional representatives, they believe their rights were violated. Another reason is that the settlers believe that the UK is going to rule them. When the British passed the declaration of 1763, the British believed that they tried to prevent the British from acquiring the land they got from France due to the war between France and India. They were even more worried when the UK passed the "four-point bill" and asked the settlers to provide housing to troops who carried out dishonorable laws.