How the America become an independent ?

Their peace, tranquility, and respective modes of concentration were broken by the excited entry of a royal messenger. You could be excused for thinking that he had arrived over 200 years early for an audition for “Robin Hood – Men In Tights”. The tight clad messenger hesitated before the King, seemingly unsure of whether to bow or curtsy. It was not clear whether this was caused by uncertainty or that he had been out of the country so long he had forgotten the refinements of British court life. He bowed to your highness, he said breathlessly. I have grievous news from the Americas. The King looked puzzled for a moment, but Prince George ignored his Game Boy and started to pay attention. Finally, the King said: The Americas? Is that one of my domains? Yes, your Highness, it is the 13 American colonies.“Aah,” said the King, since I pass the 100 mark I’ve had trouble remembering them all.“The news is not good,” the messenger resumed. It seems that some strange illness, a virus, has hit the whole population. It has had a terrible effect, your Highness. It has affected their chords. The population is affected. “Why is that so grievous? Do they not have a doctor over there?” the King asked in unworldly innocence. "His Highness, can not speak English to the king, everything started to speak in a strange accent, and all the English words of the king are distorted, it sounds as if they were from another world, the virus is like that asked the messenger. "Do you remember Troy? The Trojan Horse? That's how they would do it, the clever French. Trust them to use a Trojan horse to inject a virus into my domain," the king surmised, and expectantly to the king, who continued, "There is only one thing. I can't have subjects of my own country who don't speak the king's English. He waved his arm dismissively. "Get rid of her," he said. Leave her to defend himself, I know that you will never survive alone, and much less progress, but we can not have damaged my family with virus settlers. No son, these colonies are no longer part of my kingdom, and they will not be part of yours to inherit, replied the king. With a wave of his hand, the king said goodbye to his American colonies. But it was far from the end of the story. The messenger was sent on his way to tell the King’s officials to prepare papers that would lead the way to American Independence; and just as an afterthought, he also sent a message to Parliament, to inform them of his declaration of American Independence. Affairs of state then moved rather slowly, but by January 1776 British officials had prepared a document entitled: The British Route. On the way to American independence. Armed with this historical document, the king's messenger set out for what the king now considered his former American colonies. This was not an instant messenger. It was reduced to a long and arduous boat ride. The Courier reached American soil a few weeks later, carrying the British road to American independence. Local British representatives were briefed on the King's instructions. These days there was no photocopier, so there were only two handwritten copies of this historical [eliminated], the King Messenger, the other would be administered to the leader of the settlers.