Was the American Revolution a Revolution?

By Sofya Medvedev

1. The Question
2. Background, History, And The Beginning Of The Revolution
3. Crane Brinton's Theory Of Revolution
4. Skocpol's Theory Of Revolution
5. Seymour Martin Lipset's Outlook At The Question Of The American Revolution
6. Louis Gottschalk And His Causes Of Revolution As A Theory
7. Violence In The Revolution
8. A Democratic Revolution
9. Theoretical Interpretation Of The American Revolution
10. Conclusion
11. Bibliography

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    • The Failure of West India Company Farming on the Island of Manhattan - Jan Folkerts
    • The Seven Years War - Philip Keffer
    • French and Indian Wars - Age Mooy
    • The French and Indian War's Impact on America - Adam M. Kravetz
    • The Stamp Act and the Sugar Act - Gerben Zaagsma
    • Townshend Duties - Dylan van Rijsbergen
    • To Tax or not to Tax - Darla Davis
    • Boston Teaparty - Cassandra Jansen
    • The Battle of Lake Champlain - Stephen Ray
    • Battle of Lexington - Brenda Kamphuis
    • Battle of Concord - Marike Blauw
    • Thomas Paine's The Crisis Number One 1776 - Richard DeStefano
    • Progressive Historiography of the American War for Independence - Mike Crane
    • An essay Was the American Revolution a Revolution? - Sofya Medvedev
    • Nova Scotia during the American Revolution - Bill J. Wilms