Riots and Revolutionaries - How did civil America make progress on its Road to Independence?

Focusing on the role of civilians in the American struggle for independence, this seminar paper examines the historical context of the late 18th century, characterized by oppression from the British Crown. It highlights significant events, such as the Townshend Program and the Tea Act, and explores the reactions of the colonists. The author aims to convey the pain and anger of the people during this tumultuous period, while also reflecting on the changes brought about by the revolution and the lessons modern society can draw from past struggles for freedom.