Question

explain how at least two political and/or economic factors contributed to the outbreak of the american revolution (1775 - 1783) and describe one significant social effect the conflict had on american society.

Explanation:

Political factors: The British imposed various acts like the Stamp Act and the Townshend Acts without colonial representation in Parliament, leading to resentment. The Quartering Acts, which forced colonists to house British troops, also added to political unrest. Economic factors: The Navigation Acts restricted colonial trade, limiting economic opportunities. The heavy - handed British taxation policies drained colonial wealth. Socially, the war led to a sense of national identity among the colonists. People from different colonies came together in a common cause, which was a significant shift from the previous fragmented colonial existence.

Answer:

Political factors: Lack of representation in Parliament and Quartering Acts. Economic factors: Navigation Acts and heavy taxation. Social effect: Development of a national identity.