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The colonists decided to rebel because the british took away their rights,put on them heavy taxes,and didnt allow them spaces in Parliment( the British Congress).They got fed up and decided to fight for their freedom.

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WHY did the American colonies choose to declare independence?

The American colonies chose to declare independence primarily due to growing resentment against British rule, particularly regarding taxation without representation, which they felt violated their rights as Englishmen. The imposition of various taxes, such as the Stamp Act and the Townshend Acts, along with restrictive laws like the Intolerable Acts, fueled a desire for self-governance. Enlightenment ideas about individual liberty and government consent also inspired colonists to seek autonomy. Ultimately, the desire for freedom and self-determination led to the decision to break away from British authority.


Why did in the American colonies began smuggling goods why?

Navigation Act allowed merchants to choose the buyer.


How did the Democrat-Republicans and the Federalists view the electorate?

They viewed it as a good source for the American colonies. They needed to find a good way to choose a leader for their country, and in response, asked the common people to vote or choose their leader.


Why were the 13 colonies mad at british?

(i am 13 got this from my Social Studies class) The 13 colonies were angry at the British because They were taxing them greatly for one, another they did not let the colonies be free and the colonies wanted to break free. For example The Boston Tea Party The colonies where upset because the King taxed them without represantation and this endangered their rights. -Sage


Who did Texas choose as their president after they won independence from Mexico?

Sam Houston was the 1st & 3rd President of the Texas Republic.

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WHY did the American colonies choose to declare independence?

The American colonies chose to declare independence primarily due to growing resentment against British rule, particularly regarding taxation without representation, which they felt violated their rights as Englishmen. The imposition of various taxes, such as the Stamp Act and the Townshend Acts, along with restrictive laws like the Intolerable Acts, fueled a desire for self-governance. Enlightenment ideas about individual liberty and government consent also inspired colonists to seek autonomy. Ultimately, the desire for freedom and self-determination led to the decision to break away from British authority.


Why was it hard for colonists to choose sides during the signing of the declaration of independence?

n.The war between the American colonies and Great Britain (1775-1783), leading to the formation of the independent United States.Read more: american-revolution


What is a good topic to declare your own independence or something that annoys someone like chores homework or something?

Only you can determine the topic that you will take a stand on to declare your own independence. It has to really have a strong meaning to you and I don't know you well enough to choose something that is important to you.


What does the term taxayion without representation means?

"Taxation without representation!" was a slogan used by the American colonies leading up to and during the Revolutionary War for independence from Great Britain. Though the colonies had to pay taxes to Great Britain, they were not allowed to choose their own colonial representatives to the British Parliament.


Why did in the American colonies began smuggling goods why?

Navigation Act allowed merchants to choose the buyer.


Do you have to declare an accident that was not your fault?

Try gathering enough proof and choose the right words, and declare why it was not your fault.


What happened with people in the American Revolution who didn't choose sides?

They just stayed in the colonies. They were neutral. And they might make stuff for the war but they wouldn't fight.


How did the Democrat-Republicans and the Federalists view the electorate?

They viewed it as a good source for the American colonies. They needed to find a good way to choose a leader for their country, and in response, asked the common people to vote or choose their leader.


Why does thomas Jefferson choose to end the declaration of independence with these words?

To show the depth of the colonists' commitment to independence


What type of government was dominant during the middle ages?

Monarchy was the only government. In fact, when the Declaration of Independence was written it was considered treason by the king because it stated that people had the right to choose the government. That was a revolutionary idea. For a thousand years kings had ruled and the American colonies struck the first blow and it rocked all of the European Kings's. They knew they were in danger of losing their power.


Americans opposing independence?

There are no Americans that have been recorded to oppose independence. Most Americans choose instead to celebrate independence on July 4th.


Why did Jefferson choose to begin the declration with the words The unanimous declaration of the thirteen United states of America?

Jefferson began the Declaration of Independence with "The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen United States of America" to emphasize the collective unity and shared resolve of the colonies in seeking independence from British rule. This phrasing underscored the importance of solidarity among the states, presenting their decision as a unified front rather than the action of individual colonies. By asserting unanimity, Jefferson aimed to strengthen their legitimacy and demonstrate that the colonies were acting together in pursuit of freedom and self-governance.