THe American Revolution Not Through The Eye's Of Mel Gibson

civilians of the colonies were not pleased with the heavy taxation imposed of them from

Great Britain. With the people working more for the benefit of the motherland, than

America they were starting to feel the strain put on their right to freedom. With the

situation of economics worsening, it was time for action or better yet a Revolution. With

a heavy and dedicated battle ahead the outcome of the Revolution was questionable.

America was a Nation under British rule. This meant that all America was doing

was working for the benefit of a country which was not their own. In American the,

“colonial commerce was to be regulated to prevent any competition with British

manufacturers and to encourage colonial dependence on Britain”( Bennet W. Paul,

Canada A North American Nation. Pg.159), which meant it would be very difficult for

the United States to ever gain their independence. Britain had such a tight grasp on the

colonies and they wanted to keep that control, so all, “colonial staples had first to be

shipped to Britain, where their re-export could be controlled and taxed” ( Bennet W.

As more Acts were passed by British Parliament it only pushed the time ticking on the

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