The Americans were not united in their opposition to British rule. Some estimated that only about two-thirds of the colonists favored independence and one-third wanted to remain part of the British Empire. These colonists were referred to as Tories or Loyalists and were treated as traitors to the American cause. Many Tories fought as militia or even within the British army against the colonists. After the war, most Tories left on ships with the British soldiers to Canada or England.
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The Americans revolted because the British were being unfair to them and had imposed too many taxes on them due the the British loss in the Spain war. They found this kind of treatment unfair and decided to win their own country back.
Americans were British and therefore were under English rule. The king owned the colonies and he could make laws at will.
The British colonists were upset about the Proclamation of 1763 because it restricted their westward expansion beyond the Appalachian Mountains. Many colonists, eager for new land and opportunities following the French and Indian War, felt betrayed by the British government, which sought to avoid conflicts with Native Americans. This anger contributed to growing tensions between the colonists and Britain, laying the groundwork for future opposition to British rule.
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We (Americans) got Independence from British rule.
For the United States, where they were, against the British which resulted in the American Revolution. High Treason against the crown freed the Americans from British rule.
They both thought that the French were vulgar and incapable of ruling. They thought that either the Americans or the British should rule.
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the rebelled against British rule :]
mahatma gaundi
To free the United States from British rule.
A fifth of the population was actively treasonous. A third opposed, a third in support a third neutral.
Americans wanted to free themselves from British rule.
it defeated the British army during the revolutionary war, ending british rule in the United States