Which two events in Britain indirectly influenced the American Revolution?
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i. English present the revolution
ii . english decleration independence
Many other world events had created a recession in the UK, and colonies had been left to somewhat self - govern, and a French and Indian war had cost money for Britain in North America. So an arbitrary stamp duty, and other taxes, were introduced in 1765 on pretty much everything and the money went straight to Britain. The collection methods became more harsh and aggressive, creating the issue of 'no taxation without representation' for the revolutionaries.
So Item 1 - British Government and Economic Recession needing to increase revenue from any source.
Item 2 - Weak and divided parliament with no strong Prime Minister until Lord North had resigned to give way to William Pitt , giving a total lack of confidence in the Leadership (King and Country) that was able to lose the loyalty of the colonists. King George was almost ready to abdicate there was even little confidence in himself, and the course against the American Colonists had already been set.
ii . english decleration independence
Many other world events had created a recession in the UK, and colonies had been left to somewhat self - govern, and a French and Indian war had cost money for Britain in North America. So an arbitrary stamp duty, and other taxes, were introduced in 1765 on pretty much everything and the money went straight to Britain. The collection methods became more harsh and aggressive, creating the issue of 'no taxation without representation' for the revolutionaries.
So Item 1 - British Government and Economic Recession needing to increase revenue from any source.
Item 2 - Weak and divided parliament with no strong Prime Minister until Lord North had resigned to give way to William Pitt , giving a total lack of confidence in the Leadership (King and Country) that was able to lose the loyalty of the colonists. King George was almost ready to abdicate there was even little confidence in himself, and the course against the American Colonists had already been set.
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passage of the english bill of rights
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