Las Carolinas , Georgia (Colonias)

North Carolina,South Carolina and Georgia

Patricia Alejandra Curbelo
11mo amapola
History

In the history of the United States talks about 13 colonies that fought for Independence. You are probably wondering why they wanted their Independence, you'll wonder if the ext achieved, I will be answering these questions and more. I was placed to talk about the Carolinas andGeorgia. In this paper I will be talking about these colonies and all that went with them. Talk about its features and because it was established among many other things.


Before talking about the Carolinas and Georgia, I think is good to talk a little more in general, talk something about the other 10 colonies, finally some background asI say.Most people (if not all) who migrate to the United States do not know the history of this country. They think that America has always been as it is now. Well not, America was owned by England. The United States, before Independence, was best known as England's largest colony consists of 13 territories (13 colonies). The colony is Virginia's oldest, established in 1607 and the latest isGeorgia established in 1732. All this under the command of George II.

What if we talked a little about the rebellion.The rebellion of the colonists began the war of the 7 years. With all the expenses they had during the war had to find a way to replace that money. High taxes imposed on the colonists. settlers were angry. According to the article of the British statement in 1689,saying it was illegal any tax imposed by the crown without being approved by Parliament, the colonists were tainted by this for no pay. The colonists (Americans) did not participate in the elections of the British Parliament, who considered should not pay taxes. His motto was "No taxation without representation".

They put taxes on everything. They put taxes on paper, glass, tea,everything. The colonists were angry that unleashed the Boston Tea Party. This event was a form of protest by young settlers.They get the entire boxes of tea ships and threw him into the sea. This had serious consequences.The British government closed the port, as a heavy fine to everyone in Massachusetts (where the Boston Tea Party occurred).


Speaking of fighters whowere the thirteen colonies, let's talk about the war of independence. That was the war of Independence, the causes, the good and the bad. The War of Independence of the United States was a problem faced by the thirteen original colonies in North America against the Kingdom of Great Britain. This happened between 1775 and 1783. Finally with the British defeat at the Battle of Yorktown and thesigning of the Treaty of Paris.


The Treaty of Paris was a deal that ended the War of Independence of the United States. The Treaty of Paris signed on September 3, 1783. This deal was between the Kingdom of Great Britain and the United States. This treaty was signed by David Hartley (a member of the Parliament of the United Kingdom), representing King George III, JohnAdams, Benjamin Franklin and John Jay, representing the United States. The treaty was ratified by the Congress of the Confederation on January 14, 1784 and by the British on April 9, 1784.

War officially begins in 1775. The initial development was obviously English domination. The course change after the Battle of Saratoga, which was the first major colonial victory. France andSpain went to war supporting Americans who believed in his country's Independence. On July 4, 1776 representatives of the Thirteen Colonies write the Declaration of Independence. They formed the United States of America (the continent's first independent nation).


In 1783 by the Treaty of Paris mented and the United Kingdom was forced to recognize the...