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Although these conflicts took place in drastically different time period, places and religions, the reason for a shift in conflict reasoning boiled down to the Europeans increasing greed. With every success they wanted more and would continually oppress the poor and those that did not abide by their way of life. .

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The rebellions between 1676 and 1739 may have been spurred by a variety of people and motivations, however, all shared the similarity of being led by those in rigid lower classes, often denying them eligibility to participate in government, and no long term success. Therefore, there tended to be more continuity through 17th and 18th century rebellions than change.

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Thesis statement: conflicts from 1676-1739

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Thesis statement: conflicts from 1676-1739

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The United States was filled with conflict, during 1676 to 1739, that stemmed from varying different motives surrounding economics, social, and religion. However, all shared the causes of an oppressed group rising up against the elites/the government and limits being set by those in power. During this time, this continuity in conflict prospered due to minimal alterations in societal power (surrounding government). Therefore, there was more continuity in causes rather than changes.

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The causes of conflicts changed between 1676 and 1739 little, as similar motives inspired people to riot. However, changing attitudes towards the restrictive British Parliament also increased the tension as the people felt more restricted. Therefore, rebellions started around 1739 were spurred by oppressed lower classes who wanted greater representation in self governing states, and no royal appointees in charge.

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Between the years 1676 and 1739, rebellion was abundant for several different reasons including, religious zeal, enslavement, and colonial security. However, conflict was often sparked through oppression of a higher power such as Europe or the wealthy, and the rebellions often did not reach their long term goal. Therefore, there is more continuity in the cause of conflicts between the late 1600s and early 1700s because of the similar economic, social, and political structures of this time.

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Between 1676 and 1739 there were some aspects of conflicts in the colonies that had different motives. However, with the development of more structured social classes and the continuation of disagreements between the Europeans and the colonists the different conflicts all related to these central issues. Therefore, the causes of conflicts showed more continuity then change over time.

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Each conflict was different in the sense that conflicts were all between different cultural or ethnic groups. However, in each example, the opressed were always revolting a strong and wealthy oppressor, as well as fighting for freedom and land. Therefore, there is more continuity between causes of conflict than change.

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Although conflicts through 1676 and 1739 had different outcomes and different reasons for conflict they each had to do with revolts against the government in which oppressed groups did not have a say and therefore had more similarities than differences.

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Conflicts that arose between 1676 and 1739 occurred in different geological locations. However, each revolt was lead by those who felt oppressed by a European Nation and the ones revolting displayed very little political power. Therefore, the causes of conflicts remained very similar throughout this time period.

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The colonial conflicts from 1676 and 1739 were often stemmed from oppressed groups trying to make change. However, their conflicts shifted from arguments over Native Americans to slavery and frustrations grew from England's tight control over trading. Therefore, there was more change in the causes of conflict, than continuity.

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Uprisings sparked in that time all around the globe. Oppressed groups and peoples wanted rights. However, nothing was changed from their messages, and if a revolt stuck it was only for a short while before being completely shut down. Therefore, the colonies stayed on a path of continuity through 1676 to 1739.

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Although there were more conflicts in 1679, the causes of conflicts changed between 1676 and 1739 due to the fact that the conflicts were being brought to English officials. Rebellions like Bacon's rebellion and the Stono rebellion only involved the form of government that was present in that specific colony, while in the years closer to 1739, conflicts were brought to officials in England. For example King Phillips War had a bigger impact due to the fact that the King was involved and officials from England came over to the colonies.

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Although there were more conflicts in 1679, the causes of conflicts changed between 1676 and 1739 due to the fact that the conflicts were being brought to English officials. Rebellions like Bacon's rebellion and the Stono rebellion only involved the form of government that was present in that specific colony, while in the years closer to 1739, conflicts were brought to officials in England. For example King Phillips War had a bigger impact due to the fact that the King was involved and officials from England came over to the colonies.

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Although each rebellion had a different driving force for their actions, all four involved an opressed people fighting for a better way of life, and unfortunetly, none had any long-term sucsess. Therefore, there was not significant change in the conflicts between 1676 and 1739.

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Although the people who participated in colonial conflicts changed over the course of the late 17th and early 18th centuries, the causes always consisted of a group of subjugated people rising up against a generally wealthier group, and those subjugated people usually did not have a say in their government. Therefore there are more commonalities than differences between these conflicts.

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Although many of the specific causes of the conflicts from 1676-1739 were different (such as religious involvement or not) and some of the conflicts resulted in momentary freedom for the uprising party, there was more continuity in the colonies than change during this time period because the amount of people who could participate in government did not greatly expand in the colonies during this period and the malpractices towards the parties that partook in uprisings did not improve which led to more revolts over the same issues.

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Although the conflicts took place at different time periods, in different regions and had differing conflicts, all of them were started by the lower class citizens due to the higher power mistreating their class and the lower class wanting freedom and their own power.

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Despite the various settings in which the rebellions took place in, the strife faced by those who revolted, and their general lack of long term success indicates that these uprisings were more similar than different.

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Although the rebellions took place during different time periods and locations, they all were started by people of the lower classes who were being oppressed by the superior classes who had too much power over them and those lower classes wanted to be able to have more freedom.

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Although all of the causes for rebellion involved a desire for change, they were different since there were problems involving economic troubles, conflicts involving social power, and conflict with religion.