OK, now I'm laughing at you. The American Revolution was fought over an important point - due to the costs of the Seven Years War, in which the British kicked the French out of North America and India, the British government demanded the American colonies pay taxes to pay off the debt associated with that war. If we had asked rather than demanded, it is likely that the United States would be British still. Instead, that provoked the saying, "No taxation without representation" - i.e., the Americans were not going to pay taxes to a body in which they had no say, namely Parliament.
Nothing to do with free trade. It was an important point of principle, regarding representative government and taxation. Your psychotic nonsense only serves to distract from a very important historical lesson. I hope your fellow Americans learn what an utter fruitcake you are by you erroneous interpretation.
Ivan