Title: How Did The Revolutionary War Change The Meaning of Freedom? » historyofmyamerica.com
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How Did The Revolutionary War Change The Meaning of Freedom?
How Did The Revolutionary War Change The Meaning of Freedom?
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Content: Before the Revolutionary War broke out between the colonial British Empire and 13 North American colonies, people of any country in the world had no actual power and rights in the participation of their ruling system. Due to the dominance of monarchy, only the King and Church had control over the countries’ ruling system. At that time, people can’t demand their rulers for providing them a better life, where they can enjoy a life with liberty, equality, and full of happiness. For these reasons, democracy has no existence in the world and so, rulers didn’t care for their people’s good. For the very first time, through the American Revolutionary War, the common people of a country came further on such a large scale to fight some big battles for achieving their rights. As described in the Declaration of Independence, those rights were Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. Other words, they fought for democracy, where they can participate in the ruling system of their country. This ideology of the Revolutionary War later spared all over Europe and changed its people’s mentality over freedom. It also inspired them causing some big revolutions there. One of its examples is the immediate French Revolution.