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ELI5: Why did America violently revolt, while the other British colonies didn't?

What factors were present in America but not in the British Caribbean or Canada?

Edit: TLDR: British navy stronger, too little people, too dependent on Britain, French people in Canada.
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I think it's important to look at this the other way around. What factors were present in Canada and British Caribbean that weren't present in America? The fact that there had been a successful revolt against British rule.

The American revolution made the British far more open to amicable independence movements from other colonies and possessions -- *especially* in the Americas.