The American Revolution: The Modern Day Republican Party

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The American Revolution, as described in the novel by Professor Gordon S Woods, “was what made America into the most liberal, democratic, and modern nation in the world.” Our founding fathers who held republican ideologies advocated a different nation than that of which we are faced with today. They would have opposed it completely. Therefore, the American Revolutionaries republicanism is not thriving in today’s day, as the modern day Republican Party is now driven by an industrialized society motivated by corporate wealth. Republicanism, which was first practiced during the 18th century, was to be based on the ideology of the government, emphasizing the rights of citizens and good moral conduct. Americans both then and now however, interpret

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