In the Revolutionary era, Americans translated republican ideas into practical governments on the local and national levels but they divided over the relative importance of individual liberty and social order. This chapter explains the controversies that resulted and how those controversies shaped the governments created on the state and national levels.
American Past and Present Chapters 6 - 10 Summary
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In the Revolutionary era, Americans translated republican ideas into practical governments on the local and national levels but they divided over the relative importance of individual liberty and social order. This chapter explains the controversies that resulted and how those controversies shaped the governments created on the state and national levels.
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