It basically comes down to money.
Initially the British saw the colonies as an interesting distraction, however, after seeing the potential the was for agriculture and manufacturing they became competition. At that point Britain was in the midst of the Industrial Revolution and probably the most wealthy nation on earth.
In order to control/ regulate the "competition" as well as derive an income from the situation they instituted a number of taxes on goods originating from or produced in "the new colonies".
In some cases this saw goods exported from America (with the appropriate tax), taxed on entry into Britain, processed and then reexported back to America (again with taxes added on).
Ultimately this lead to dissatisfaction by the colonists which in turn resulted in various acts of rebellion (Boston Tea Party) which escalated into the War of Independence
it means told eat my foot and see if it taste good lol
Umm It Just Was.
Umm It Just Was.
The main reasons why America broke away from England included the follow reasons: The right to worship as they pleased. Taxes. No rights of a speedy trial, or fair justice. Constant oppression, and cruelty. America wanted to be Independent and Free. They knew they would never have it until they got rid of England, and King George III.
Following the French and Indian War (Seven Years War in Europe), France no longer presented a threat to the westward migration of American colonists. With the British expected to protect the colonists from the Indians, many wanted to move west to acquire land, seek adventure, and establish farms and towns and businesses. The main reason was to improve the lot of the colonist and his family.
The British government sought to assert control over the American colonies' tea trade by granting the British East India Company a monopoly on tea sales in America, allowing them to sell directly to the colonies and bypassing colonial merchants.
they wanted to extend their political control over weaker nations
no, if the british government would have given us what we wanted we would probably be singing god save the queen -the 13 colonies
Imports from Great Britain to the colonies declined due to a combination of factors, including rising tensions leading up to the American Revolutionary War, which fostered a sense of American nationalism and self-sufficiency. The imposition of taxes and tariffs, such as the Stamp Act and Townshend Acts, also fueled resentment and boycotts of British goods. Additionally, the colonies began to seek alternative sources of goods and develop their own industries, further reducing dependency on British imports.
they wanted to extend their political control over weaker nations
they wanted to gain an advantage in the competition for global resources.
The reason the British Government raised revenue for the colonies was because they spent a lot of money during the French and Indian War. So the British thought that it would be okay to tax them becausr they were part of the War
Also known as ColonistsThe British came to seek religious freedom, gold, and land. If you want to know more read American Revolution Magic Treehouse. It is packed full of information about the lifstyles, what lead up to the revolution, and The Revolution itself. They also came because when the british colonies the Americans a few british had to make sure that they were following the british rule.
to seek vengeance by destroying and conquering all the British
American settlers in Western lands called for action against the British primarily due to grievances over trade restrictions and land policies that limited their expansion. They were frustrated by British support for Native American resistance to American settlement, which hindered their access to fertile land. Additionally, the settlers felt a growing sense of nationalism and desire for independence, leading them to seek a break from British control. This culminated in a broader desire for self-governance and economic opportunity in the west.
The Seven Years War.
It motivated other European countries to seek African colonies for their economic benefit.