how the early 19th century role of the citizen differed from that of the Revolutionary era. Phrased another way, what did the term "citizen" mean in 1787 and in 1830?

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Cale Dougherty

10 October, 13:19

how the early 19th century role of the citizen differed from that of the Revolutionary era. Phrased another way, what did the term "citizen" mean in 1787 and in 1830?

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Katelynn Gonzalez · Answer 1

The term citizen in 1787 in the United States is different from that of 1830, is that in the eighteenth century still not towards the proclamation of human and natural rights, where it indicates that all men are born free and equal before God and nature, in 1830 almost 90% of the americas had become independent and were citizens of their countries respectively