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A government-imposed curfew is one analogy for the american revolution. write another analogy that reflects what happened to trigger the colonists’ to revolt against the british and demand independence.

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WorldlyGlass49

Here are some analogies that reflect what happened to trigger the colonists to revolt against the British and demand independence:
no representation in the Parliament - although they technically belonged to the British Empire, they were not represented in the Parliament
taxation without representation - they were taxed although none of the colonists could actually speak for the people to negotiate the terms
Boston Tea Party - this is self-explanatory

bharathparasad577

Another analogy that led to the American Revolution includes the "taxation without representation", which led the Americans to lead the Boston Tea Party.

What was the "Taxation without Representation" about?

  • The "taxation without representation" became a popular phrase in protest of the Imperial Government's lack of representation of Americans, in the decisions made by them, yet, their policy of taxing all Americans.
  • The Americans demanded that taxes must be lifted in various goods and services or that they must given the due representation in the political decisions on America.
  • This when refused by the British, led to widespread protests known as the Boston Tea Party, eventually leading to the American Revolution.

Hence, "taxation without representation" was another analogy that led to the American Revolution.

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