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Survey of World History
Task 4
A. Discuss the causes and results (i.e., cultural, political, and/or economic) of one of the
following revolutions: American Revolution
After the American victory of the Seven Years’ War, Britain was in debt. They then
believed that American colonies were not paying enough taxes. This angered American colonies.
They said they had “taxation without representation” as they were not represented in the
Parliament overseas. These taxes included taxes on paper and tea. For years, American colonists
saw themselves as British. Although, after the Seven Years’ War, they started to see how Britain
began to treat them as inferior. After the unfair treatment and taxes, American colonies started
to boycott British goods like drinking coffee instead of tea. This started the Boston Tea Party
and Parliament sent British troops to control the defiance. In 1776, American colonies declared
their independence from Britain. This then started the American Revolution between 1776 and
1781. France and Spain, also Britain’s enemies, joined the American colonies in the fight for
freedom.
The American Revolution, which not only gave freedom to the American colonies, gave
other countries like France and Haiti hope that they too can gain independence. Quotes from the
Declaration of Independence like “all men are created equal” became an inspiration to others.
Although this equality was preached by the colonies, after the war, life was not completely equal.
Women were still second to men, wealth and birth still indicated power, and colonies treated
Native Americans much like Britain did to them. Slavery became a popular practice as well.
Whereas the American Revolution did not grant freedom and equality to its people, other
countries use the example as an inspiration to start their own revolution. (Acrobatiq, 2017, pg
109)
B. Explain the development of one of the following ideologies in relation to associated
historical events: nationalism
During the 18th and 19th centuries, many revolutions broke out all over the world. These
revolutions started because of the idea of nationalism. Nationalism is the idea of loyalty to one’s
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