Question.3323 - When shots were fired in April 1775 at Lexington and Concord, the American Revolutionary War had "begun". Years of tension between Great Britain and the colonies had finally boiled over to military conflict. In the twelve years after the conclusion of the French and Indian War, events continued to heighten the tension. Then the "British came" and blood was spilled. The war might have started at the North Bridge but when did the American revolution start? Is there a difference between the war and the revolution? At what point, if ever, was the revolution inevitable?The basis of your argument should be determining what was the one event that "began" the American Revolution? What was the point of no return, what event broke the camels back? To best do this, you will need to consider what was the colonists' objectives of the revolution. Don't hesitate to go out on a limb, even perhaps considering events before and after 1775.
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