Explain why the Colonists began to feel somewhat independent from the parent country of England.

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Zarrin [17]1 year ago

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The colonists began to feel independent from England because of a number of reasons.

The British parliaments were deliberately refusing to enforce laws in the regions. The colonists had no say in these laws.
The British parliaments were taxing the colonists a lot.
They wanted to exert more control over the colonists

These led to a lot of resistances in the colonies. The parliament then enacted the intolerable act as punishment to divide the colonies.

This backfired and the colonists became more unified than ever. They started to seek for their independence from England.

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