Separation from Britain was a brilliant alternative route by the Second Continental Congress and their supporters the patriots in not being submissive to Britain tyrannical reigning. However, there are many online article, books, or websites that support the idea of America remaining with the British for commercial and military purposes. But the delegates in the Second Continental Congress, for example, John Dickson, George read, and many other colony representatives gained an opening in seceding from the British Crown. Since the American Revolution War already began before the Second Continental Congress met, delegates wanted to raise a stronger army and weapon to counter the Crown forces. Additionally, an English American named Thomas Paine …show more content…
In the mid 1600 century, Europe was subjugated by Christian principles, the colonies, mainly Massachusetts who people are mostly refugees escaping Britain’s maltreatment were the Puritan. The Puritans and their government system believe that the religion and political area should be separated. However, as time went on, it was clear that Puritans did not distinct civil matters from religion doctrine. For instance, seeing the promises of meeting at Sabbath day, which is a day were entertaining activities are canceled. The obligatory commandment in the Puritan settlement was church meeting and praying, and someone from the clergy was allotted in inspecting presence of people among the community. If someone were to commit this delinquency of not attending church in the assigned days, in the eyes of the church ministers, communal flagellation or charges were to be set on the offenders. Punishments varied, magistrates sentence the offenders into bilboes, which are long heavy bars of iron with gliding shackles and padlocks that held many a colonial culprit by the heels, or sometimes these devices were put around the culprit arms and heads. These punishments made public flogging or any kind of physical abuse to be allowed to be watched in the public eye. In the majority part of the colony, …show more content…
To give context, in England eighteenth century, the top class of British society was the Royal Family. Following them were the nobility class. The middle class of England were the majority of England population, however, they had to work longer and tougher jobs in order to stay in the middle class. Both these classes structure in England were in a perpetual state of ignoring one another in the public eyes and had define roles to be in it persistently. Because resources were scare in England, many of the classes of people were set repeatedly in their own class. However, in America, resources were plentiful, meaning there is a social matter to climb for any American to become wealthy by fishing for fish, growing tobacco to export to other countries, or owning land provided by the head right system to utilize the land into finding valuable raw material to sell. In England economic growth strategy a mercantile system dominated in Western European monetary guidelines from the sixteenth to the late eighteenth centuries. The goal of these policies was to achieve an “advantageous” balance of trade that would bring gold and silver into the England and also to preserve trading occupation in the Atlantic commercial routes that colonist use a lot to buy or sell with other countries without British approval. The mercantile system served the interests of English merchants and producers such as the British East