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British soldiers had a difficult time in Revolutionary Boston.

The British responded to the Declaration of Independence in various ways.

The Americans initially hoped that King George III would listen to their petitions for representation and better tax laws.

The Age of Enlightenment prompted new philosophies about responsibility, government, and society which influenced the American Revolution.

George Washington's leadership strengths and weaknesses affected the outcome of the American Revolution.

As the governing body of the American States during the Revolutionary War, the Continental Congress lacked power to organize and enforce support for...

After the Boston Tea Party, Britain reacted strongly and the American colonies started to unite.

The Boston Tea Party on December 16, 1773 protested a tax on tea.

The First Great Awakening was a time of religious revival in the American colonies that would later impact the American Revolution.

The phrase "No taxation without representation" dates back to 1768.

The path to independence started with the Continental Congress and involved several years of debate before the Declaration of Independence was drafted...

American women protested British taxation and formed groups called the Daughters of Liberty.