1. Why Was There An American Revolution?

Why was there an American Revolution? There are different ways of interpretation. Generally, it was agreed that the revolution originated in France and Britain about the war, ended in 1789 George Washington was elected the first President of the United States. One of the points on the two views of the American Revolution, the American Revolution in fact can not be regarded as revolutionary, because it does not dramatically change the entire colonial society, but simply replaced a distant government, a local government only. This view of the contrary view is that the American Revolution was a unique and radical historical events, change it brings to the world history have far-reaching impact. Most of view is situated between these two extremes.
While and War in France the previous Indian allies, even if not conquered, at least quell its western border. Most of the white settlers will be considered British subjects themselves under the rule of the king, and the people living in the island of Great Britain have the same rights and obligations. Before the war began, the revolution has already had an impact, and already exists in people's hearts. In theory, the United Kingdom is already through the Navigation Act in the management of the colony's economy, but has long been widespread tax evasion is tolerant. With Assistance Commandthe use of public power was only strictly implemented. In 1761, a Massachusetts lawyer James Otis protest "assistance order" violated the constitutional rights of the colonists. He lost the case, but John Adams later wrote:. "American independence was born at that