Unity and Diversity in the Revolutionary Era

This chapter examines the evolution of unity among the American colonies prior to the Revolutionary War, focusing on early protests and the creation of the Continental Congress. It highlights the diverse motivations and loyalties among colonists, revealing the complexities of support for independence across different social classes. Additionally, the chapter explores the varied British perspectives on the war, the significant events that triggered conflict, and the influence of French support, while also addressing the harsh realities faced during this tumultuous period.