The cause of the War for American Independence was not simply one event. War resulted from a combination of happenings that built up a rebellious spirit inside the colonists. To be brief, the overall cause of the War for American independence was the fact that the British constantly enforced upon the colonists that which they did not want, such as taxes and regulation. As time went on, the fact that the colonies were thousands of miles away from England cause each respective society to evolve very differently. This created a rift between the colonies and Britain, eventually leading to the Revolutionary War.
The vast increase in population between 1750 and 1755, to the tune of 1.5 million new colonists, was a contributing cause of the war. …
