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The definition of revolution is to throw over a current government and replace it with a new one. A revolution is usally ignited if the governed feel a lack of freedom or a violation of their human rights. In the American revolution though, economics, I think, was the biggest factor. The American Revolution only started because of actions by Great Britain like the Stamp Act or Tea Tax. The colonists of course dissagreed with this ("No Taxation without Representation"). That is why the American Revolution was ignited. Otherwise, if England would not have been so focused on making the best profit themselves (the idea mercantalism plays a major role here too), the colonists would have been happy and satisfied with the way it was.

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It gave us Americans freedom, and we signed the treaty of Paris.

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The revolution was that America was freed from Britain. They were allowed to have their own laws and government.

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The American Revolution was revolutionary for the times. Women fought along side men, the citizens rose up to fight, and they utilized guerrilla warfare.

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