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whencyclopedia · 3 months ago
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Causes of the American Revolution
The American Revolution (c. 1765-1789) was a definitive event in Western history that saw the emergence of the United States and helped spawn additional waves of revolutions and societal upheavals on both sides of the Atlantic. Though the causes of the revolution are often presented simply – 'no taxation without representation' – its true origins were much more complex.
The Declaration of Independence of the United States of America
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There were many different causes of the American Revolution, and although historians still argue over the degree of importance that should be accorded to each one, it is generally thought that the main causes were:
Creation of an American identity, separate but closely entwined with that of Britain
Parliament's policy of salutary neglect and its eventual abandonment of it
A century of colonial wars
Restriction of westward expansion
'Unjust' taxes
A series of escalating conflicts between American 'Patriots' and British officials, including the Boston Massacre, Boston Tea Party, and Intolerable Acts
Certainly, there were many more causes, both major and minor, that should be considered, but these factors will hopefully give the reader a clearer understanding of why the American Revolution took place.
The American Identity
Perhaps no issue was more central to the origins of the American Revolution than that of the American identity. As late as 1775, on the eve of independence, many American colonists still considered themselves to be Englishmen, good and loyal subjects to the king – indeed, just before the Battle of Bunker Hill (17 June 1775), regiments of American rebels reported for duty by announcing that they were “in his Majesty's service” (Boatner, 539). It was, in fact, the belief in their own Englishness that led the colonists to value their liberty so fiercely.
Since at least the Glorious Revolution of 1689, the English prided themselves as the freest people in the world; compared to the absolutist monarchies, the constitutional monarchy of Britain was certainly more limited, with Parliament claiming the role as the voice of the king's subjects in matters such as taxation. According to the various legal documents that comprised Britain's abstract constitution – the Magna Carta (1215), for instance, and the Bill of Rights of 1689 – Britons were guaranteed certain rights such as self-taxation and representative government, which were exercised through the election of Parliament. Those who did not meet the property qualifications to take an active part in politics were considered virtually represented in Parliament.
When the first English settlers came to North America, they still considered themselves Englishmen – they spoke the same language, shared the same history, and owed allegiance to the same king. These colonists believed that they were still entitled to the 'rights of Englishmen', rights that were soon enshrined within their own colonial charters. Representative government, for example, was of great importance to the colonists; most colonies saw the establishment of legislative assemblies that were, at times, more powerful than the royally appointed governor. These assemblies were often responsible for the levying of taxes and the implementation of other policies, and, so long as these policies did not conflict with the interests of Britain, Parliament did not interfere.
So, as generations passed and the colonists became used to governing themselves, they began to develop separate identities underlying their Englishness. The Puritanical culture of New England, for instance, developed quite differently from the tobacco-based society of Virginia or the Dutch origins of New York. But despite all this, the colonists' 'rights of Englishmen' remained as cherished as ever, leaving the colonies in for a rude awakening should their perception of their own Englishness be challenged.
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colonialcapitaltours · 2 months ago
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Learn about the event that kicked off the American Revolution in 1773 at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum. With the help of historical interpreters, hands-on exhibits, and full-scale replicas of 18th century vessels, visitors step back in time and have the opportunity to hurl tea overboard!
Highlights include taking on the role of a historic participant and listening to Samuel Adams condemn the tea tax. The museum is also known for housing the Robinson Tea Chest, the only known remaining chest from the tea party, and a vial of tea collected from the harbor in 1773.
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whencyclopedfr · 3 months ago
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Causes de la Révolution Américaine
La révolution américaine (c. 1765-1789) fut un événement marquant de l'histoire occidentale qui vit l'émergence des États-Unis et contribua à engendrer d'autres vagues de révolutions et de bouleversements sociétaux de part et d'autre de l'Atlantique. Bien que les causes de la révolution soient souvent présentées de manière simple - "pas de taxation sans représentation" - ses véritables origines étaient beaucoup plus complexes.
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classichistoria · 4 months ago
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Which Tea Brand Made History at the Boston Tea Party?
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joyful-kitty-blog · 1 year ago
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Went out to the city for a friend's birthday! Ate good food and did some shopping. I'm a lot more stingy than I used to be, but I still had fun! I didn't buy anything haha. Wishing her the best as always, was a fun trip! I made her a card too, it turned out adorable! I enjoy making birthday cards even though I just take inspiration from the internet.
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stochastique-blog · 1 year ago
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kobiamu58 · 2 months ago
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Boston Tea Party The Night That Changed History I Tales and Treks
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motivateandinspiretoday · 2 years ago
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Samuel Adams Words of Wisdom
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ananta2018 · 24 days ago
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From Columbus to the American Revolution Historic Journey #viral#youtubevideo#AmericanRevolution Description: Explore the pivotal events that shaped the course of American history, from Christopher Columbus's accidental discovery of the Americas to the colonies' fight for independence during the Revolutionary War. Keywords: viral, you tube video, trending, Christopher Columbus, Columbus's voyages, Age of Discovery, New World exploration, American Revolution, colonial America, British taxation, Boston Massacre, Boston Tea Party, Declaration of Independence, George Washington, Continental Army, French and Indian War, Stamp Act, Townshend Acts, Intolerable Acts, colonial resistance, American independence, 18th-century history, revolutionary war battles,    / @scenegolpoofficial   Hashtags: #viral#youtubevideo#trending#christophercolumbus#AgeOfDiscovery#NewWorld#AmericanRevolution#ColonialAmerica#BostonMassacre#BostonTeaParty#DeclarationOfIndependence#GeorgeWashington#ContinentalArmy#FrenchAndIndianWar#StampAct#TownshendActs#IntolerableActs#ColonialResistance#AmericanIndependence#RevolutionaryWar#History#18thCentury#usahistory
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The People should never rise, without doing something to be remembered—something notable And striking. This Destruction of the Tea is so bold, so daring, so firm, intrepid and inflexible, and it must have so important Consequences, and so lasting, that I cant but consider it as an Epocha in History. -John Adams
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mistfunk · 4 months ago
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Mistigram: AdeptApril's #ANSIart screen today commemorates that on this date 251 years ago, the #BostonTeaParty in Massachusetts took place, ushering along the American Revolutionary War of Independence. One lump or two?
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whencyclopedia · 2 months ago
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This infographic illustrates the Causes of the American Revolution (1765-1789) rooted in a growing sense of American identity and dissatisfaction with British policies. The colonies, long accustomed to self-governance under the system of salutary neglect, resented Britain's abrupt shift to stricter control following colonial wars that had left Britain heavily in debt. Efforts to recoup these losses...
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rodspurethoughts · 1 year ago
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Honoring Phillis Wheatley: A Remarkable Acquisition for the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum
"📚 Exciting update: Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum acquires Phillis Wheatley's first-edition book! A historical treasure unfolds in this 250th anniversary year. 🎉 #PhillisWheatley #BostonTeaParty #History"
Phillis-Wheatley-Book-ofPoetry-Frontispiece In a significant development for the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, the organization has announced the acquisition of a first-edition book by Phillis Wheatley, a remarkable poet and a key figure in the literary canon. This acquisition comes as part of the museum’s commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party, a historic event that…
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whencyclopedfr · 1 year ago
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Paul Revere
Paul Revere (1735-1818) était un orfèvre américain né dans la colonie britannique du Massachusetts. Membre actif des Fils de la Liberté pendant la Révolution américaine (vers 1765-1789), il est devenu un héros populaire pour sa chevauchée de minuit en 1775, lorsqu'il avertit les milices coloniales de l'approche des troupes britanniques avant les batailles de Lexington et de Concord.
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cyarskj52 · 2 years ago
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nba24highlights · 2 years ago
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