15/06/2022
Declaration of independence in America.
When the second continental approved the declaration of independence on July 4,1776, the American colonies (settlements in a new country that are ruled by the mother country) had already been at war with Great Britain for more than a year. With the Declaration, the meaning of that war subtly changed. What had been a resistance to unjust acts by the British government now became a war of independence. The colonies had united to form a new nation.
In 1760, when king George lll took the throne, there was very little anti-British feeling in America. Most Americans were content to be subjects of the king. The British almost never interfered in the government of the colonies, and there was very little antiroyalist feeling.
The roots of change were in the French and Indian war (1754-63), fought by the British against the French ( and their Native American allies) in America. England was ultimately triumphant, driving the French out of Canada. But the war was won at the cost of a crippling debt. The British parliament ( national lawmaking body) believed it was fair to expect the American colonists to help to pay off his debt. After all, British soldiers had fought the French and Indian war partly to protect the Americans' homes and property. The Americans had formerly contributed very little tax to the British. In fact, the British had Been paying most of the expenses of American government and American defense. For these reasons, the British began a policy of new taxation on the colonies.
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