Several events did much to bring the American colonies close to war with Britain. However, the two events which did the most to bring about the War of Independence were the Boston Tea Party and the Boston Massacre. Enraged over the taxes, Parliament had levied on the colonies, the Sons of Liberty staged the Boston Tea Party. In retaliation, the governor requested British troops to restore order, and refused to remove them until restitution for the tea had been made. Tensions flared, the situation escalated, and one of the soldiers fired into a crowd of enraged citizens, killing several.
There was a series of events that helped drive the colonist to declare their independence. I can only remember two off the top of my head; one of which was the Boston Massacre. The other one would be Common Sense written by Thomas Pain. I can't remember the order in which these events played out, however I do know that both played a role in motivating the colonist to declare independence from Great Britain.
great britain wanted the american colonists to pay taxes on imported goods
That the colonist want independence
The colonist WERE British, so they wrote a letter to the king ( the Declaration of Independence) to tell him what the problems were.
Thomas Jefferson wrote about unalienable rights in the Declaration of Independence. The idea was adapted from the philosophy of John Locke.
The American colonists were seeking independence from Great Britain. In order to have that independence, the American Revolutionary War was fought.
The harsh taxes put on the colonist after the French and Indian War. the British needed a way to pay for their war debts so the taxed the colonist heavily. No taxation without representation. And the King of England (George III) didn't listen to them.
America colonist proclaim declaring independence because of the war. The war was so that we could have freedom.
The arguments against declaring independence were that the declaration of independance would lead to war and the colonist would not be faithful
The Declaration of Independence is the name of the letter the American colonist sent to England declaring their independence.
they broke away by be comming a legal document.
The words telling why the colonists are telling reasons for declaring their independence is, "Dissolve the political bands", and "Separate and equal station which the laws of nature's God entitle them",
The colonist wanted their independence because they wanted freedom.
That the colonist want independence
That the colonist want independence
That the colonist wanted independence from Britain .
Thomas Paine wrote the Declaration of Independence to bring peace to the colonist.
First tell us what "the following" is. Your homework assignment probably includes a list to chose from.
In the preamble of the Declaration of Independence, the writers explain that in order to separate from a state, one must state the reasons for doing so, which prepares the reader to hear the colonist's reasons for separating from Britain. At the end of the Declaration, they state that the colonies should be free and independent and explain the terms of complete independence from Britain.