Author’s Note: This is a piece about all the great thing our
Founding Father’s gave us in America.
They were the men that sculpted America and her people.
How did our great country of America come to be? We started off as a bundle of colonists with
no order or leader. That all changed
when our first president and part of the Founding Fathers took charge. In the upcoming years there was a variety of
different Founding Fathers that helped America become the country we know and
love today. They added things like
beautiful monuments, freedom, and our amazing
government. Our country wouldn't be as good as it is now without our Founding Fathers.
One thing our Founding Fathers brought to America were all
the monuments, city names, and money. If
we didn’t have our Founding Fathers our money would be really different because
either a president or Founding Father’s face is on our currency. In
addition, we wouldn’t have the same cities or states as we do now since most
cities are names of our Founding Fathers.
George Washington is probably the biggest influence, a whole bunch of cities are named after him
and his face is on a lot of money.
Another way the Founding Fathers affected us is the way we
have our freedom. They gave us the
freedom of speech, political, and
many more. Without that we would be like
any other country that has to follow certain rules that the people can't change. Every day we can choose what to
wear and what we want to do that day.
Most people don’t know how good freedom is.
Probably the
most important way the Founding Fathers affected us is the government they put
in. Our democratic government is like no
other we can actually choose our president and government figures. Also, like the freedom our president cannot
order us around like a bunch of slaves, they can't put in rules we don't like. We have a few broken holes in it, but overall it is an incredible
government.
Without our founding fathers, this nation wouldn’t be half as
good as it is now. The founding fathers
dedicated their lives to making our country better.
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