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He treats early American colonial society as diverse in economy, religion, and motive, with mercantile North, agricultural South, Quaker Pennsylvania, and Catholic Maryland all present before independence.
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Colonial Diversity
He treats early American colonial society as diverse in economy, religion, and motive, with mercantile North, agricultural South, Quaker Pennsylvania, and Catholic Maryland all present before independence.
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"So in the year 1682, you can see that the eastern United States has been colonized by the British. The French are still in..."
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"So for example, there's a man named William Penn, and he's a Quaker. He believes in creating a peaceful civilization. So he has a..."
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"So what's really important for us to remember is that even at this early stage in American history, there's tremendous diversity, openness, and religious..."
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America begins here as a cure for civilization: a clean-slate game built from Enlightenment rights, self-help, property, and fair rules.
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