Question.3896 - During the years following the American Revolution, different groups of Americans began taking sides regarding the best route for the U. S. to become a utopian republic—a nation that represents much of its people much of the time. Sometimes these factions were made up of individuals who had a direct voice in the political structure (for example political parties, government leaders, voters). On the other hand, these groups could also be made of people asking for access to the power structure (for example women, African Americans, American Indians, and non-landholders). Write an essay that discusses two examples from the primary sources in Voices of Freedom chapter 8 explaining what each author wanted of the U. S. government in order for it to get closer to being that of a utopian republic—representing much of its people much of the time. Your “how-conclusion” should compare or contrast the authors, audiences, and the purposes of your two chosen documents.
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