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Founding Brothers: The Revolutionary Generation Study Guide

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by Joseph Ellis
About 63 pages (18,868 words)
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Why is John Adams not on Mount Rushmore or U.S. currency like Washington and Jefferson?

How, with all his battlefield setbacks, has Washington retained his reputation as a great general?

How was the French Revolution a continuation of the American Revolution? How did it differ?

Why could slavery not be dealt with in the revolutionary generation?

Was Aaron Burr a bad guy?

Could Jefferson have changed the vice presidency from a "do-nothing" job if.....

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