Causes of the American War of Independence.

The reason for the outbreak of the War of Independence was the dependence of the future United States on its Metropolis, Great Britain. After all, it was the English criminals and African slaves who settled this land, and the next generations remained dependent on England. The reason for the dissatisfaction was the total control by Great Britain, which prohibited trade between the states and with other states, forcing them to sell goods to England itself at low prices. And also England rejected the proposal of Benjamin Franklin, in which he outlined the idea of ​​appointing a president in each state, who would be elected by the king to simplify power in the United States.