How is being a food server different in the United States than in Britain?

How can I improve my DBQ for my US History class?

• The American Revolutionary war, a conflict that conclusively separated what was to become the United States from Great Britain, lasted from 1775 until 1783 and altered American society vastly with regard to political, social and economic conditions. The Revolutionary War deeply affected the political outlook of the United States in many ways. After the issuing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, the Thirteen Colonies of North America were thrust into a war with the strongest empire in the world at that time. Many people, however, did not support this war. They were known as Tories, or Loyalists, and their opinions often placed them in precarious positions with the Whigs, who favored the revolution. Many of them fled to England, while others fought along side the British, facing the seizure of their property and punishment of being tarred and feathered. The war also proliferated the roles of women, as they were required to tackle the tasks previous handled by the men who made up the army fighting the British. Some women, such as Deborah Sampson, went as far as impersonating a man in order to fight for the Continental Army. After the war ended and the Treaty of Paris was signed in 1783, some states passed laws that gave women the right to vote, but these laws were soon revoked. Other state legislature included the Statutes at Large of Virginia, which allowed religious freedom. This was popular with the large religious diversity of the United States, and led for more support to separation of church and state. People such as James Madison, and other Federalists claimed that the government must have the power to control the people and, most importantly, itself, and therefore, supported ratification of the Constitution. Other political changes included the controversy over the economic future of the county, represented through the Jefferson/Hamilton debate over agriculture and commerce, republicanism versus democracy, a decline the value of currency, caused by over printing in order to pay of personal war debts, and the Articles of Confederation, which failed to give the federal government the powers to control state governments, tax citizens, settle disputes, raise an army, or issue a uniform currency, to name a few. The effects of the Revolution permanently altered the political standings of the United States, much like it did to the economical situation. (Documents A,B,D,F,G,I) The economy of the U.S. was also greatly affected by the Revolutionary War. The war brought a need for many things. Labor was provided by women taking the places of fighting men and supplies, such as food or guns, were sold to the state governments in return for certificates that could be redeemed later for money. When short on supplies, most army seized the property of Loyalists, or Tories, for their support of the British. When the war concluded in 1783, several Native Americans tribes attempted to extend good graces towards the United States government, hoping for a peaceful relationship and continued trade. Now that the U.S. was independent, it was also no longer bound by the mercantile system, and there was much confusion concerning the economical future of the country, debating whether it should be based on an agricultural or a commercial system. Also, because of the amount of national and state debt, governments began to print large amounts of currency, which, in turn, lowered the overall value of the currency. After the signing of the Constitution in 1787, a few states and territories banned slavery and involuntary servitude in their territory, except in the punishment of crimes. This had an effect on the three-fifths compromise, which allowed slaves to count as 3/5th’s of a free man for taxation and representation. Also, in 1792, the invention of the cotton gin created a new cash crop out of cotton. Much like the political and social aspects, the economical situation was changed considerably by the Revolutionary War. (Documents A,B,C,E,F,G,H) The social problems faced by the United States were exceptionally increased due to the Revolution. Women, who stepped up during the war by taking the place of men in the workforce, became more interested in the idea of suffrage and equal rights. The Daughters of Liberty were the forefront in the female social front. They had a significant impact on the colonies, and later the U.S. Figures like Molly Wallace defended the appropriateness of public appearances by women, and showed that the “domestic situation” was fit to change. In addition to women, Native Americans petitioned for better relations, hoping that now that the British rule had been abolished, that a new and more hospitable relationship would form between the two groups. Other social changes included the greater appreciation of the average farmer. In 1792, the invention of the cotton gin promoted a greater need for slaves. Slaves, who, before the Revolution, were accustomed to the idea of slavery, began to questio

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  well in my dbqs, its best to use proper knowledge and you should get as much afcts in there as possible, but I think u already have enough. Add significant people to the war.........and a well educated Opinion.