American History

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This paper discusses the economic, political, and social-civic problems which have been the primary themes of the major problems of Americans during the time period from the American Revolution to the War of 1812. The paper outlines the central economic issue of over-taxation, the main political problem of Federalists versus Anti-Federalists, and the social inequality between English and Americans and social dichotomy and revival.

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"In the 16th century, America, in its development as a new nation, had been colonized by the British government, and for a decade, Americans had shown little resistance against the British colonizers. However, a decade after their conquest, the British forces and government in America had met resistance from the people, and these acts of resistance were triggered by a number of events and policies that further illustrated the growing inequality and injustices of the British to the Americans. As the American Revolution became successful, and America had finally achieved independence, the War of 1812 broke out, pitting the country once again against the British forces. The War of 1812 had also encountered problems that had happened before and during the development of the said war."

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