On September 3, 1783, the Treaty of Paris was signed, formally ending the American Revolution and declaring the recognition of the independence of the United States of America. Over the years, people have argued one question about this war, was it justified or unjustified. Many say yes, that it was justified because of the geographic locations of the two parties,and the colonies had already developed a certain independence from Great Britain, and that the colonists deserved their own order of government that impartially portrayed themselves. Others, however, disagree, arguing that the war was unjust and the colonists had no loyalty towards Great Britain even though Great Britain sent the colonists supplies, was the world's strongest political power and had the world's most powerful navy, and that the colonists were rightfully represented in Parliament.

It is a proven fact that distance weakens authority.Those who argue that the separation was justified politically say that the huge geographic stretch be

Whether or not the revolution was justified is most likely a question that never will be unanimously answered. There are many political, economic, and social reasons to back up both sides.In spite of the feelings people of today have toward this topic, it is obvious that in colonial times, the majority thought that it was justified, hence the separation, but if it were to happen now, would the outcome change?

tween the groups played a large role. It's said that the separation was inevitable simply because Great Britain was so far away from the colonies that communication between the two without modern technology was entirely too difficult.

In addition, Great Britain was the world's strongest political power and had the most powerful navy in the world, which would only be to the colonist's advantage. Although it was said by some that the colonist were not rightfully represented in Parliament, others couldn't disagree more. Parliament was a representation of all of Great Britain's people, whether they lived in Great Britain or across the ocean in America

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