The population of the other colonies didn't consist primarily of the Europians, who came to the New World in search of freedom. Many of them were very educated people. They didn't consider the Britans godlike as the Indians, for instance. Besides most of the first Americans were protestants, who tried to build a city of God on Earth. For that they relied mostly on economy, on capitalism. Earning money was the way to gain happiness, from their viewpoint. The Britans happened to be on the way to haven because they weren't interested in the economic development of their colonies. England needed resources, nothing else. The colonies should support its own economic prosperity. So the interests clashed. The subjects thought themselves equal to their rulers. That's one of the points where revolution starts. Well, it's the matter of consciousness. Simply speaking, the American colonists had much higher self-esteem, than the inhabitants of the other British colonies.