Revolutionary War grievances

Definition

Grievances refer to the complaints or issues that the American colonists had against British rule during the Revolutionary War. These grievances encompassed various aspects, including taxation without representation and violations of individual rights.

Related terms

Treaty of Paris 1783: The Treaty of Paris 1783 officially ended the Revolutionary War and recognized American independence.

Declaration of Independence: The Declaration of Independence was a document that outlined the reasons for declaring independence from Britain, including many of the grievances experienced by the colonists.

Bill of Rights: The Bill of Rights is a set of amendments to the United States Constitution that protect individual rights and freedoms, addressing some of the grievances expressed during the Revolutionary War.