DBQ on identity and unity of the colonies at the eve of the revolutionary war

<Tab/>The revolutionary war was a fine example of unity and a great sense of identity. During, the revolutionary era there were many examples of colonial unity as a group and as a soon to be country. The strength of the revolution was dependent on their unity. The colonists had a strong sense identity and unity by the eve of the revolutionary war. <Tab/>The identity of …

…stand in the war on liberty. The unity that was shown in this letter was that people in the colonies wanted to rule themselves. They didn't want one person, a million miles away, to rule them. <Tab/>The colonists had more unity than most people think. They needed that unity to conquer the big brother of England. Most of all, they needed the unity to fight for their cause and win.