The American Revolution did not "cause" representative government. One of the results of the American Revolution was that the now independent former colonies needed to create a system of governance. They could have chosen any system that they wanted to and, in fact, considered a constitutional monarchy based on the British model. They then used the Articles of Confederation for nearly a decade which created a simple representative government in a confederal model. Eventually in 1789, that constitution was replaced with the current US Constitution that accorded truly representative government.
enlightmemt ideas, government abuse, and heavy taxes
The main underlying cause of the American Revolution was the poor treatment of the colonists by the British Parliament. Their unfair treatment included high taxation without representation, strict demands, and limited liberties.
the taxes from Britian
for independence
In 1776, Pennsylvania's legislature sent Benjamin Franklin as its representative to the Continental Congress, which functioned similarly to a parliament during the American Revolution. Franklin played a crucial role in diplomacy and was instrumental in securing French support for the American cause. His experience and reputation made him a key figure in representing Pennsylvania's interests.
The French and Indian War and the American Revolution.
No
Taxation without Representation
American colonists thought British taxes were unfair.
No. The American Revolution happened more than one and a half thousand years after Christianity was well established.
he believed the american declaring independence was the cause.
the main reason to why Spain ceded FL to the US was because the Latin American revolution that was happening there, then came the Mexican revolution which the Spainish government had to retake Mexico. FL was a lose cause for them due to their inability to protect the land that they had claimed from the US and the Indians.