Colonists were happy with the relationships they maintained with Britain as the colonies were free to mostly legislate themselves. Victory and pride after the French and Indian War helped fuel this positive attitude as well. It wasn't until the Stamp Act was passed that colonists began to see Britain negatively and even then opinion was still split.
Huh? The response of the congress to what?
Gandhi's tactics were not following the rules, and non-violence.
It started ww1 and started a revolution
