Question

What do the people listed in the box above have in common?

Answer 1

All the people listed in the box are examples of the new sense of social equality that emerged from the American Revolution.

Why did this sense of equality arise in the country?

• Because it raised awareness of what it was like to be an American.
• Because it showed that no one should be socially oppressed.
• Because it showed that all people are valuable to the country.

During the American Revolution, the entire American people struggled to free themselves from the oppression that lived under the rule of England.

This possibility of living in complete freedom enhanced the concept of being an American citizen and equalized all social levels.

With that, Americans had a great sense of social equality and realized that they should be respected equally and have their value socially recognized, especially among the higher social classes who were used to seeing the poorest people in a less valuable way.

Your question is incomplete. The complete question is:

"What do all the statements in the box have in common?

They demonstrate the decline in good manners that occurred as a result of years of warfare.

They reflect the post-revolution recognition that every class of person was equally capable of becoming a political leader.

They are examples of a new sense of social equality that came out of the American Revolution.

The states enacted laws to enforce all of these trends after the American Revolution.

Box:

1. Most American men refuse to tip their hats to men of higher status.

2. Paid hosehold woekers preferred to be called "hep" intead of "servants."

3. Laws no longer  required that eldest sons inherit the entire family estate.

4. A number of planters and others made provisions to free their slaves."

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