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4 January, 05:01

The new states had until recently been British colonies. How did their memory of that experience affect their view of the western lands?

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  1. 4 January, 08:55
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    The successful Revolution against England gave the American people an independent place in the family of nations. It gave them a changed social order in which heredity and privilege counted for little and human equality 'or much. It gave them a thousand memories of mutual hope and struggle. But most of all, it gave them the challenge to prove they possessed a genuine ability to hold their new place, to prove their capacity for self-government.
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