Due to events and people in history like the Enlightenment and Thomas Jefferson, religion is taking is last bows and saying farewell to soc

With the religion going down, something else had to come up as is always true in life. Nationalism skyrocketed as a key player in bringing about the American Joe. This new found pride could be seen in the new, average man by all authors. Crevecour writes, "We are the ,perfect society now existing in the world." He further explains nationalistic pride when he discusses the toils that occur daily to form and uphold our laws. "From whence proceed these laws? From our government." (p. 295) Jefferson is one of the biggest supporters of the American government. In "A Letter to John Adams" he states in regard to obtaining the Constitution that "...though neither or us thinks perfect, yet both consider as competent to render our fellow citizens the happiest and securest on whom the sun has shone." (p. 342) Like Jefferson and de Crevecour, Freneau thought highly of this new nation as

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