The main problem of the
13 Colonies with Britain was actually more economical than anything
else, and it is easily demonstrated when the new Crown laws, taxes, and
restrictions on production and manufacturing, were the triggers of the
protests that ended up at the Tea Party, and the consequent Boston Massacre. The
ideologies of the Colonies themselves were different from British
ideas, but they had been tolerant until Britain began to raise taxes on
its war with France, and when the economic laws imposed on the Colonies
were too many, and the Colonists wanted independence for be owners of their products and raw materials, then the real dispute began.
