Founding Fathers: The Revolutionary Generation
The book Founding Fathers: The Revolutionary Generation by Joseph J. Ellis demonstrated or portrayed the overview of the early American years to the post-revolutionary era. To emphasize, the book Founding Fathers mainly focuses on the main or background perspective of our true founding fathers. To add, the author Joseph J. Ellis does a great job pointing out the information that was never read or anyone knew about. The author shows the problems that our founding fathers faced and the way they are portrayed in our modern texts or readings.
So, America was among one of the successful countries during the late 1700s. America had the power to overthrow a government. In that case, America was successful in the revolution because it withholds the power to overthrow the strong, powerful British government from its authority. Since the America had patriotic Americans and France with them. Therefore, America was a symbolization of victory that was strong as a mother country. In other words, America was also successful in the revolution since they were fighting home and the British were away from home.
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In addition to that, the book went in depth with deeper information. To add, these men were not only the ones who just signed the constitution. These men have accomplished more than an average politician does. They are the people who revolutionized and defined the America. To emphasize, they were the ones who laid the background or the bricks of the modern political system or America’s government. Basically, each and every step they took was to make America a better place to live. These men were friends and not only politicians who met to do official work like the signing. In fact, they were even friends to the ones whom opposed their ideas or were their enemies. In the end, they strived to death to make America a better place for
So, America was among one of the successful countries during the late 1700s. America had the power to overthrow a government. In that case, America was successful in the revolution because it withholds the power to overthrow the strong, powerful British government from its authority. Since the America had patriotic Americans and France with them. Therefore, America was a symbolization of victory that was strong as a mother country. In other words, America was also successful in the revolution since they were fighting home and the British were away from home.
To add, Alexander Hamilton …show more content…
In addition to that, the book went in depth with deeper information. To add, these men were not only the ones who just signed the constitution. These men have accomplished more than an average politician does. They are the people who revolutionized and defined the America. To emphasize, they were the ones who laid the background or the bricks of the modern political system or America’s government. Basically, each and every step they took was to make America a better place to live. These men were friends and not only politicians who met to do official work like the signing. In fact, they were even friends to the ones whom opposed their ideas or were their enemies. In the end, they strived to death to make America a better place for