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 be completely free from the tyrannical yolk

of England. Economically, the country was developing strategies for trading

with other countries, although forbidden, and had also developed a small

amount self sufficiency to some extent. Social changes were merely a

progression through time, and a gradual change in what was considered

socially acceptable and normal behavior.

Before, throughout and after the American Revolution, there was a

noticeable evolution in political philosophy and organization. Starting with

the First Continental Congress, progressing to the Second Continental

Congress, and finally leading to the Articles of the Confederation, the

Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution. After the bloodshed at

of raw materials and a market for finished goods. The theory of mercantilism,

evolved gradually. At first America was just a colony, intended to be a source

"Common Sense" brought forth a great deal of pride and responsibility in the

evolution of a congress is evident as it eventually formed the Articles of

involving loans and business with other countries.

Confederation after the war. Though the imprint of monarchy left a hatred for

Concord, the Second Continental Congress convened on May

concentrated in the hands of one branch or person, was tyranny and to be

world can echo together in one voice, the successful conversion to a

ideology formed our present outlook on life. These newly inspired and

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