Hello! I don't understand what this question is asking:
What did statements like "all men are created equal" mean in their historical context, and what did they come to mean later?
What difference does it make to understand the Revolution as a civil war between AMERICANS as well as a war against the British?
and
What has the Revolution meant to later generations of Americans, including our own? Do we still think of the United States as a Revolutionary Nation? Why or why not?
THANK YOU SO SO SO MUCH IF YOU CAN ANSWER ANY OF THESE AT ALL!
this is VERY MUCH APPRECIATED!! :0)
What did statements like "all men are created equal" mean in their historical context, and what did they come to mean later?
What difference does it make to understand the Revolution as a civil war between AMERICANS as well as a war against the British?
and
What has the Revolution meant to later generations of Americans, including our own? Do we still think of the United States as a Revolutionary Nation? Why or why not?
THANK YOU SO SO SO MUCH IF YOU CAN ANSWER ANY OF THESE AT ALL!
this is VERY MUCH APPRECIATED!! :0)