-
England believed the parliament should represent English citizens and colonists
-
England let the colonists to only trade with England
-
England taxed the colonists without their representatives approving the tax in an argument called “No taxation without Representation”
-
Delegates from the 12 colonies met in Philadelphia for the First Continental Congress to cut off trade with England.
-
Thomas Paine wrote the phamplet "Common Sense" to argue about Independence, which changed many people's minds.
-