American independence and the transformation of the American…

The initial stimulus for rebellion by the American colonies from Great Britain in the 1760s came from the colonial gentry who resented Parliaments efforts to curtail their rights within the British empire. Throughout the next decade, these disagreements created a revolutionary momentum among farming and working-class colonists as ordinary people joined the protest against British rule and transformed what had once been a squabble among the wealthier classes into a mass movement. After reading Chapter 5, “The American Revolution: From Elite Protest to Popular Revolt 17631783,” consider the various social, political, economic, and military issues within the context of this 20-year period that resulted in a change of ideas and attitudes towards American independence. Analyze the extent that the change taking place during this time period transformed the American Revolution from an elite protest to a popular revolt. Write an essay in which you analyze about American independence between 1763 and 1783 that transformed the American Revolution from an elite protest to a popular revolt. (DO not simply give a chronological list of events of the revolution). Rather how did this revolution go from the elite gentry to the diverse common man. (Use historical evidences related to social, political, economic, and military factors in your essay to support your ideas) All papers must be 1250-1500 words in length for the body of the essay only. All writings must be original work (No use of AI is allowed; any use of computer generated material will result in a grade of zero being recorded) All papers must use proper parenthetical citation via APA formatting, including a title and reference page. The paper must be in 12-point Times New Roman font, double-spaced. In addition, each WA must include a minimum of three primary resources, and three secondary sources Please use the Online Writing Lab (OWL) for assistance in your writing assignments, and the free tutoring available through the college. See the rubric on blackboard for how your writing assignments will be graded.