America used to be British, didn't it? Then why did the British colonize America and become independent?

Hehe, the United States was not called the United States before independence, but was a British colony. British people who settle in the United States are not so much immigrants as deported. Most of them are Puritans. As the name implies, they advocate frugality and simplicity, and they also refer to reformists who demand the removal of the remnants of Catholicism in the Anglican Church.

After several generations of reproduction, they established their own lives in the United States. However, as a dependent country of the British Empire, they have to pay a lot of taxes, and the most critical factor leading to their sense of independence is the issue of stamp duty. In fact, in the middle of18th century, there was a rift between Britain and American colonies. 1773 The Boston Tea Party was the fuse of the American War of Independence ~

In the final analysis, it is still a matter of interest. It is better to become a country independently than to be a vassal of others ~