After building 13 successful American colonies Great Britain faced an extraordinary problem, the American Revolution. American colonists felt their rights had been violated by their government. Explain how the
issues of taxation and violation of individual rights led to the outbreak of the American Revolution using
evidence to support your claim.

The  causes of the American Revolution were rooted in the grievances of the colonist against the British authority.

Explanation:

The American colonists conceived themselves as citizens of Great Britain, and all their trade was regulated by the mother country. Trade was limited so that the colonies had to depend on Britain for supplies and equipment. In 1765, Parliament in England adopted the Quartering Act which established the Colonists had to locate or pay for the accommodation of British soldiers in  America. Britain still required funds to pay for its debts from the war that resulted in the Stamp Act, Townsend Acts, etc. Many colonists believed they were not liable to pay such taxes, as Parliament had passed them in England and they had no representation in it. these grievances resulted in the American Revolutionary War.

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