The American Revolution was not a true revolution as publicized, but more of a gradual change in American life. Instead of a radical change, it was a culmination of evolutionary changes that resulted in an evolved way of life. This statement is evident, with political, economic social considerations. Within these spheres of human interest, change had occurred gradually and for some unnoticed. Politically, the governments already had a certain degree of independence, but yearned to …showed first 75 words of 1006 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1006 total…constantly adapting, and gradually changing to our surrounding atmosphere. However, our main goal has, and always will be, to be a “beacon of light to the world” and to spread our ideals of democracy, equality and the natural rights of man. What we started in the American Revolution will not be finished until the world can echo together in one voice, the successful conversion to a egalitarian society embodying the virtues of morality and righteousness.