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Crevecoeur said that Americans should love America more than the land that their ancestors are from. He shows his belief in this statement by writing about all the things the colonist should change to make the colonies a better place. If all people in America were to do this everything in America would be and there would be less racism. Now people hate America but don't know how good they have it here. You don't know what you have until it is gone and nobody in America will ever see how great of a country this is until they don't have it anymore. "...Those strong differences will grow more evident over time." The colonist differences seem small at the time but as the colonies grew and be came a country the differences became more and more obvious. The differences now are so obvious it's scary and yet nobody wants to fix them.

John Smith. Jonathan Edwards, and Hector St. John de Crevecoeur all had their opinions on America and what it is, can, and should be. If they were alive their opinions might be different. John Smith would be very happy with the out come of the colonies and how great of a nation they are now. He would be proud that he was one of the first colonists. Jonathan Edwards would hate modern America. He would hate all of the sinning taking place. He would also be able to prove how unworthy man is for the kingdom of

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