Violence Is Justified In The Revolutionary War

There does come a time where violence is justified. This does apply to the war of 1812 and the American Revolutionary War. In the war of 1812, America in a way forced to go to war. If they didn't, the U.S could have been put under British control again. For instance, when the USS Chesapeake was captured in 1813, the US could have let Britain take their men and their ship, but instead they fought back against Britain. Another example is when the White House and U.S capitol was burnt down in 1814. Once again, the US acted against Britain. Instead of the residents of The White House letting Britain get away with burning it down, they fought back. In the American Revolution, America had to fight for their independence and to be free from Britain’s