Question

The road leading up to the American revolution was sudden, drastic and came out of now\here.

A) True
B) False

Answer 1

The road leading up to the American Revolution was not sudden, drastic, and out of nowhere. It was the result of increasing tensions and the unintentional ignition of war at Lexington.

Step-by-step explanation:

The statement that the road leading up to the American Revolution was sudden, drastic, and came out of nowhere is false. The social unease between Great Britain and the American colonies did not automatically result in a violent conflict. Many on both sides hoped for a peaceful solution and reconciliation before tensions escalated. It was the quiet plans made by General Gage in Boston that unintentionally ignited the war at Lexington and marked the beginning of the American Revolution.