CHAPTER 2 -Defining and Debating America's Founding Ideals
Americans also had the mightiest army in the world, and didn’t have to pay for it. After independence, the U.S. had to pay for a tiny army and navy. Basically, the Americans had it made: even repressive laws weren’t enforced much, and the average American benefited much more than the average Englishman. ................
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