What were the effects of the American Revolution?

There were many effects of the American Revolution. The
most important effect was that as a result of the colonial victory over Great Britain,
the new country of the United States of America was created. When we declared our
independence from Great Britain, he had to fight to achieve it. The fight was known in
the United States as the Revolutionary War.

Another effect
of the American Revolution is that it allowed us to establish our system of government.
While the first plan created as a result of the Articles of Confederation had many
weaknesses, our current plan created by the Constitution is a good one. We have a
representative democracy where we elect leaders to make decisions for us. We also have a
Bill of Rights that protects our freedoms. We believed that the system of government
Great Britain created for us was not doing what a government should be doing. We
believed the British weren’t protecting our rights. Thus, we fought for independence to
establish a new country and a new government that would serve us better and that would
protect our rights.

The American Revolution also served as
a model for the movement for independence in other countries. The French used our
revolution as a model for the French Revolution in 1789. Latin American countries in the
1800s and Vietnam in the 1900s also used our revolution as a model for their struggle
for independence. The American Revolution has served as a guide for other countries that
have wanted their freedom from another country.