How Did The American Revolution Start

American Revolution was the very step taken in creating today’s United States of America. American Revolution occurred during 1765 to 1786 consisting thirteen colonies act again British to be free from their monarchy instead wanted independence; many wars and important event followed. American Revolution did not start suddenly, there were the reasons behind the start of the American Revolution and as always consequences followed after the American Revolution. American Revolution has been and is a central event in U.S. History; it has been and still is now viewed differently by the different historians providing different ways for the learners to look at the American Revolution through different perspectives.
At first, when Americans started settling in the New World, Americans were proud to be a part of the British. However, as the time went on, Americans started seeing the difficulties living in the New World and especially after seeing the unfairness from the Britain. The biggest change that made colonist outraged was the taxation ordered by King George III. Due to huge loss in money from the wars, King George III have decided to pay off the debt through the
When a young ship owner refused to unload all the taxed teas from Britain, colonists boarded on to the ship at night and threw all the teas overboard and sent the ship owner home stripped. In a response to The Boston Tea Party, King George III came up with an Intolerable Acts in 1774 consisting series of laws which were meant to punish Massachusetts colonists. Intolerable Acts consisted The Boston Port Act, the Massachusetts Government Act, Administration of Justice Act, The Quartering Act, and The Quebec Act (Blanck). Out of these series of laws, The Quartering Act bothered the colonists the most because it required American colonies to provide housing or accommodations to British Soldiers if needed. American colonists felt