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Yale University

Being an American: The Legacy of the Revolution - Lecture 25

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This lecture examines when the American Revolution ended, emphasizing public acceptance of revolutionary principles, eyewitness evidence of changing opinion, and the Founders’ reflections on its meaning and legacy.

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- Chapter 1. Introduction: The End of the Revolution
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- Chapter 2. Change and Acceptance of Revolutionary Principles between the 1770s and 1790s
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- Chapter 3. Gauging Change in Public Opinion and Acceptance of New Governance: Eyewitness Accounts
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- Chapter 4. Reconstructing and Remembering the American Revolution: The Founders' Reflections
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- Chapter 5. Revolution Runs in the People: A Conclusion
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