British colonialism

A detailed Summary of British colonialism

Britian and the colonies had tensions between each other

from the time that the adventurous 1colonists wanted to

branch out away from the powerful grip of Britian. Although

Britian did not want to let the colonists start there own

country they still believed that an extension to their country

would be very beneficial to their economy and power.

Britian had laws and taxes on the colonists that seemed

unfair to the colonists; and they were, but they benefited

Britian a great deal by extending their power further into the

world. Now that the British had set up their colony and set

down their rules and regulations the colonists felt that they

were being treated unfairly and believed that they deserved

more freedom than the British gave them. After such things

as the Sugar Act, Stamp Act and the bruta

group clearly told them that they had more rights than the

would go against the biblical things like the Quebec Act and

and culture of the United States was based on an unjust

the many other unfair taxes and rules. When the British killed

people, groups like the Committees of Correspondence.

now the most powerful country in the world. However was it

and going against your own government. In the book of

God. So if a government directly disobeys Gods word then

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