The American colonies had the absolute right to rebel against their supposed rule, of which whom constantly abused his power and payed no attention to the law that were placed to protect one’s right from such a ruler. Thus only logically did the British colonies stated their independence by providing reasonable facts that would back up all statements they demanded. To which the sole purpose of the constitution was made to represent the evils of the king and there will and bravery to separate from such a great monarchy power. Of which intention was fed by the burning fueling words of Patrick Henry’s speech “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death”. Of the many great list of offenses the king has committed, has been formulated into a document that has lead to the creation a nation, made from the roots of rebellion that they found just and …show more content…
British rule unjustifiably taxed the Bostonians tea to a ridiculous price and attempts were made to solve this issue using politics within the British Government. However as the latter says “No Representation” Their voice wasn't heard by the British because their system of government did not allow colony of the British kingdom to have a representative that had exact power in the parliament. As shown in the poster of “The Able Doctor” the results of such negligence resulted in the Bostonians being oppressed by the wretched hand of the British. After many repeated attempts to talk, to parley, Boston was forced to throw over the British teas over the harbor, thus final streaking and sparking the great fire of revolution. With Patrick Henry powerful speech giving the now tyrannized and abused colonies a reason to fight, to die fighting for their own freedom of instead of living on their knees to the will and binds of the British