Was the American Revolutionary War inevitable?

American Revolution AP US History Many people say that the American Revolution was inevitable, but inevitability in history is a tricky thing to prove. Nevertheless, political, economic, and regional issues conspired to build up tensions that erupted into open conflict after more than 150 years as an English colony. A stew of causes led to this historic break between England's American subjects. Although the English colonies in America grew to be different depending on regional conditions, …showed first 75 words of 761 total…

…showed last 75 words of 761 total…couldn't handle. No patriot would stand for such invasions of privacy as quartering soldiers or having their things searched with a writ of assistance. Along the roads, in the taverns, and in the press, Americans debated about the merits of liberty from the British yoke. Americans - and that's what they were beginning to think of themselves as - had lived for too long in a society in which opportunity and self-determination were the norm.