What were the causes both immediate and long term of the American revolution against England

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The causes were the following: England annulled the laws established by South Carolina and Virginia, controlled the courts of justice ordering that the customs authorities enter unauthorized homes and warehouses where it was felt that they could find contraband goods, the British placed taxes on sugar, coffee, wine, potassium, iron and silk, called the Law of Sugar. With this tax they wanted the colonies to collaborate with the expenses to maintain the bureaucracy. They also placed a tax for all printed materials, called the Stamp Act.

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