The American Revolution had significant consequences:

1. **Independence**: The 13 American colonies gained independence from British rule, forming the United States of America.
2. **Constitution and Government**: The revolution led to the creation of the U.S. Constitution, establishing a democratic government with a system of checks and balances.
3. **Inspiration for Other Revolutions**: It inspired other countries to seek independence and democratic governance, notably influencing the French Revolution.
4. **Economic Change**: The end of British mercantilist policies allowed the U.S. to trade freely and develop its economy independently.
5. **Social Changes**: Ideas of liberty and equality gained traction, though these ideals were not immediately realized for all, including enslaved people and women.
6. **Native American Displacement**: The revolution led to increased westward expansion, resulting in the displacement of Native American tribes.
7. **Global Power Shift**: Britain’s loss weakened its global dominance, while the U.S. began its rise as an emerging power.
8. **Loyalist Exodus**: Many Loyalists, who supported the British, left the U.S., resettling in other parts of the British Empire.
9. **Diplomatic Relations**: The U.S. established diplomatic relations with other nations, forming alliances and trade agreements.
10. **Cultural Identity**: The revolution fostered a unique American identity, emphasizing values like freedom, democracy, and individual rights.