The Main Causes Of The American Revolution
There are many main causes of the American Revolution. When I think of the American revolution I think of violence, such as revolts, battles,and many acts that were the effect of those things. Violence is the main role in the American Revolution, Cause and effect are the make up the American revolution.
The Boston tea party was as cause, the tea party was on a december night and some townspeople decided to revolt , they disguised themselves as native americans so the others could not recognize them as they were storming the ship. The revolting townspeople took axes and tomahawks and anything that can break the chests, and boarded the ships to dump the tea into the harbor. the people were surrounded when they were dumping the tea into the harbor by british armed ships but the british did not attempt to resist the townspeople. the townspeople kept dumping the tea until there was none left the people were not allowed to take the tea for themselves. The townspeople used violence and destruction to get a message through to England to be separated from them. …show more content…
Two and a half long hours they lost ammunition so they threw rocks at the British. To the American troops failure the British drove them out of Bunker Hill giving the British the win and the American troops a heavy loss.The Americans started a battle with the British at Bunker Hill, violence was the best way they thought they could get a message through. The best message from England to Boston was acts that the people had to
The Boston tea party was as cause, the tea party was on a december night and some townspeople decided to revolt , they disguised themselves as native americans so the others could not recognize them as they were storming the ship. The revolting townspeople took axes and tomahawks and anything that can break the chests, and boarded the ships to dump the tea into the harbor. the people were surrounded when they were dumping the tea into the harbor by british armed ships but the british did not attempt to resist the townspeople. the townspeople kept dumping the tea until there was none left the people were not allowed to take the tea for themselves. The townspeople used violence and destruction to get a message through to England to be separated from them. …show more content…
Two and a half long hours they lost ammunition so they threw rocks at the British. To the American troops failure the British drove them out of Bunker Hill giving the British the win and the American troops a heavy loss.The Americans started a battle with the British at Bunker Hill, violence was the best way they thought they could get a message through. The best message from England to Boston was acts that the people had to