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Essay Instructions: American History is often dominated by the more powerful individuals, however there were several groups that were important, albeit less influential. Social historians have identified free blacks and slaves as such groups. Between the two groups compare their American experience in the years from about 1800 to 1877. What were their opportunities, complaints, successes,and limitations?

Must answer all questions and no plagiarism.

Essay Instructions: American History Essay. The resource material is as follows:
1) The Meaning of Independence,(George Washington), by Edmund S. Morgan, piblished by Unversity of Virgina Press, 1976.
2) The Glorious Cause,(The American Revolution, 1763-1789), by Robert Middlekauff, published by: Oxford Press, 2005.
3) Patriot Sage, George Washington and the American Political Tradition, by Gary L. Gregg II and Matthew Spalding, published by: ISI Books, Wilmington, Delaware, 1989

Using these sources to show why George Washington was the only man capable of doing what was needed to be done at the time of the bold, brave and new idea called The American Revolution. Explain why he was so indespensible. Doing the so many great things that he did to save not only the Army and The Revolution, but the entire Cause, and ultimatly the Nation.

Essay Instructions: American History Essay
Using the following source material:
1) The Glorious Cause, (The American Revolution, 1763-1789), by Robert Middlekauff, published by: Oxford Press, 2005.
2) The Meaning of Independence, by Edmund S. Morgan, published by: University of Virgina Press, 1976.

Explain what it was that these famous men did, that has earned them such high respect, and regards to all people that love and believe in the "Freedoms", that these men were so willing to give, and risk of themselves for?

Essay Instructions: 'American History', Essay. Using the following two books as source material:
1) The Glorious Cause,(The American Revolution, 1763-1789), by Robert Middlekauff, published by: Oxford Press, 2005
2) The Radicalism of the American Revolution, by Gordon S Wood, Origanally published by New York A.A. Knopf, 1992. Reprinted Edition: Vintage, March, 2005.

Show the radicalisms of The American Revolution, itself and as it was for its period in time.
Might mention something about women and blacks in essay also.