British Colonies During The American Revolution

Colonies have undergone the different policies of the British since 1750. This evolution implemented the relation and tensions between England and America. Colonies were politically under the rule of the British parliament, nevertheless, as time progressed, the colonies began to resist the British policies, which allowed them to matriculate self-government. Soon resulting in the American Revolution.

Great Britain viewed the Colonies as both a source of raw materials, such as lumber, furs, tobacco, sugar and iron, and a market for England's goods, such as silk, linens, and tea. The different colonies had diverse materials, all depending on where they were located and the geography. The New England colony procured fish, whales, forests and imported