facts showing a social revolution during americas fight for freedom from england?
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these sites may help:\nhttp://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_1741502192_2/Colonial_America.html\n\nhttp://www.gutenberg.org/etext/8659
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Well, the American Revolution was related to the economy because the British government was taxing the colonies on anything they did, not giving the colonists any say in the taxes.  The French revolution was related because the King was essentially hoarding all of the wealth, taxing the snot out of the population, so they revolted.  Marie Antionette's "let them eat cake" comment didn't help either.\nThe Russian revolution was largely the same thing, the nation was poor as dirt, and still living pre-industrial technologies.
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The American Revolution was long, slow and hard, for both\nsides.  But now we have freedoms, that were not imagined\n4 or 5 hundred years ago.  50 or 100 years from now the\nIraqis will look back on this period with great gratitude.  And so\nwill the rest of the world.\nI Corinthians 13;8a, Love never fails!!!
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_revolution
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The Boston Tea Party was a protest by the American colonists against Great Britain in which they destroyed many crates of tea on ships in Boston Harbor. The incident, which took place on Thursday, December 16, 1773, has been seen as helping to spark the American Revolution.
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sounds like the american Revolution?  \n\nYou need to find out all the things that are good about England and being part of british empire.   Talk about loyalty to king....talk ahat bout how the "patriots" are traitors that will be hung for their treason.  (you have to embrace and see it from the perspective of the loyalists)
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Which Revolution?\nAmerican, French, Russian, Chinese?
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Here's a little info: The Great Society was founded by LB Johnson and based loosely on Roosevelt's New Deal-- The New Deal goals were the three R's:Reform, recovery, and relief, while the goal of the Great Society was to end poverty and racial injustice (this was a form of reforming, recovering and relieving society of the poverty and discrimination)... The social and political legacy of the Great Society is that it started the end of discrimination (Voting Rights Act, etc) and less poverty; the New Deal's legacy was that it helped to end the depression (poverty). As for origins, both were implanted at times of depression(New Deal) and poverty(Great Society).... ok done! that was a good review for my US quiz!
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19th century? Hmm, a lot of stuff went down during the 1800s, the most important and impacting of which being the abolishment of slavery in the USA (1864). If this is a competition, I'm betting that A LOT of other people are already going to be presenting slavery abolishment.\n\nSo, for other ideas, there's the enormous Industrial Revolution (1830 and beyond), the Louisiana Purchase, the Civil War (what led up to abolishment), the Gold Rush (I think that one was around 1845), Washington D.C. becoming the new national capital, the release of the 'Star-Spangled Banner'. Also, almost 30 new states became part of the USA during the 19th century, so maybe you could report on each (or almost each) one and state its impact on and significance in the development of America as a whole. Good luck in the competition!
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OK, well Columbus wasn't working for the British, look that up on wiki if you don't know that.  secondly with the help of the French we kicks some British ass, look up American revolution on wiki
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MMMMM... Here in Mexico, USA enter in two points in the history classes:\n- The 13 colonies, what was it, and what they decided to revolt.\n- the mexican-american war... here teachs that all the texas stuff was a stratagem of the USA's gov to get the northen states of México 'cause they needed it for build the trnascontinental railroad. \n-the IIWW, being "the good ones".\n\nalso something about the pancho villa's raid in columbus, but with reason (american army was attacking the revolutionaries in the north of mexico, crossing the border.)
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"The American Revolution ended in 1783, but the young republic it created faced a difficult time. Nowhere was this more evident than to the farmers of Western Massachusetts. A severe economic depression forced people unable to pay their debts first into court, then into jail . . . The Rebellion started with petitions to the government for paper currency, lower taxes, and judicial reform. When this failed, the farmers took more drastic measures. The first target of the Rebellion was the Court of Common Pleas at Northampton, which an armed body of farmers kept from sitting on August 29th. Similar groups of insurgents stormed the courts at Worcester, Concord, Taunton, and Great Barrington in the following weeks. They hoped to prevent further trials and imprisonment of debtors."\n\nRead more using the link below.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexican_revolution#Causes\nthis might help check it out
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American Revolution, Storming of the Bastille in France, Post-Gandhi India/Pakistan riots.
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Revolution means to revolt or to overthrow authority. To rebel against. Example: The American Revolution, where the Colonies rebelled against the British for freedom. 1776 we gained our independence.Exact meaning: The overthrow of one govt.&it's replacement w/ another...
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go to populist.com and us.history.wisc.edu/hist/102/lecture/textonly/lecture