American Revoulation

"Life, Liberty, and the prusit of happines will be mine!"

This revolt was one of the spotlights of the 17th Centuary due to this demonstration of power by the common people.

Prelude
Despite attempts at reforming ,The Scotish lords, and Welsh Commoners had not yet produced liberial minded democracy. Indeed although the British goverment was not a goverment which impaled everyone abusive one,didn't although deevolved guys unrespected traders like Alexander Hamilton weren't allowed to vote as were respected men like Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr. One day, King Geroge taxed Tom's tea in a despearte attempt to prevent fiscal unrest. Boston residents dumped tea into the bay, and threw snowballs at redcoats sent in to calm the sitution.

Open Rebellion
Thee Boston residents formed hillbilly Yankee g un clubs millitas. One fine day,British troops noticing their guns weren't registered went to confinscate the rifles. The gun club members found out and made them rethink their policy. Various times this happened in New England,and the redcoats occupied New York after the yankees decided they were independent of England. Yankee genral George Washington's aide de camp ,a Bavarian doctor preformed spooky operations on the troops trained the yankees to use firearms in a profesinal manner. From that point,Washington's troops went beserk on the British often borrowing Robin Hood's tatics to annoy Scotish sargeants across the country at places like redcoat cricket matches(Saratoga,NY),tea parties in which officers chated(deep south) and kilt-sewing ceremonies( Richmond,Va campain). In responce the British shot Yankees every time ,but French Expeditionary Forces(seeing this as a chance to prove manhood) stormed in. The Bavarian doctor left,as his creations trainees had overpowered his British foes. Washington finaly unleashed the Bavarian's greatest pupil,Alexander Hamilton's tatics which inculded biting redcoat's necks at Yorktown. The British forces surrendered, and gave the Americans recognized territory.