America is seen as this almighty force that fought against the injustice of their system controlled by the seemingly overbearing British. Their forms of government have fundamentally differed for quite some time which of course can explain a motive for separation. The journey to departure was not at all easy and completely involved rotating in monotonous circles. Before colonists officially created a document that justified what they were actually fighting for America was in a civil war. No American document besides the Declaration of Independence has created such an impact in government and society, but were the arguments actually valid? Many political statements contain small grains of truths that become skewed. To understand the document
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Meetings are not resolved and were burdens to the poor in the American colonies. The arguments against the king were not valid though because they were most simply over exaggerating the laws, regardless of how either side truly viewed it the Americans now had an even stronger rebuttal. Although there were still plenty of Americans that supported the British because they felt much more secure and safe, the Patriots rights were limited. Meetings which represented their culture, elections that defined their leadership roles, the courtrooms in which people could change somebody’s life were no vanishing before their …show more content…
Our nation may not be perfect but it represents the fact that maybe everything does happen for a reason. Without all this conflict, there would be no United States of America because that term was first officially used in 1776. Fireworks, presidential campaigns that make us despise our family members momentarily, chasing that dream of being like Bill Gates on top of the social ladder, and being able to do AP U.S. History homework while attempting to watch Netflix absolutely none of it would occur without our founding fathers and their goal of
Meetings are not resolved and were burdens to the poor in the American colonies. The arguments against the king were not valid though because they were most simply over exaggerating the laws, regardless of how either side truly viewed it the Americans now had an even stronger rebuttal. Although there were still plenty of Americans that supported the British because they felt much more secure and safe, the Patriots rights were limited. Meetings which represented their culture, elections that defined their leadership roles, the courtrooms in which people could change somebody’s life were no vanishing before their …show more content…
Our nation may not be perfect but it represents the fact that maybe everything does happen for a reason. Without all this conflict, there would be no United States of America because that term was first officially used in 1776. Fireworks, presidential campaigns that make us despise our family members momentarily, chasing that dream of being like Bill Gates on top of the social ladder, and being able to do AP U.S. History homework while attempting to watch Netflix absolutely none of it would occur without our founding fathers and their goal of