During the late 18th century, the United States and Great Britain had an on and off relationship full of feuds and battles due to neither of them being able to agree on anything. These disagreements led to an extensive increase in tensions that only continued to grow greater and greater as time passed bringing along a major revolution in American history. The American Revolution was the final rough battle the United States took on in order to gain their independence from Britain and put an end their main problem, which was having to deal with a controlling monarch breathing down their shoulders. The main sources that accompanied the occurrence of the American Revolution are vast. So vast, in fact, that historians can’t seem to find an exact cause that led to this major turning point in American history. Instead, a seemingly infinite amount of factors are at fault for the creation of an independent America. …show more content…
According to Office of the Historian, “The war provided Great Britain enormous territorial gains in North America, but disputes over subsequent frontier policy and paying the war’s expenses led to colonial discontent, and ultimately to the American Revolution” (French and Indian 6). The war sources back to the French and British both wanting to extend their territory in the New World, also known as North America. Since an agreement on land could not be made, impending war was heading their way at an extremely rapid pace. This war left King George III in great debt, which ushered his infamous decision to impose an enormous tax on the new American colonies that, in turn, led to discontent among the majority of these New World