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1776

  1. The year in which the Declaration of Independence was written.



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In 1776 the 13 states, not the entity called the United States, commanded people’s loyalties.

“We seek a new revolution,” he said, “not less important, perhaps, in its consequences than that of 1776—a revolution in letters; a shaking off of the fetters of the mind.”

Half the American people, Lincoln said, had no direct blood connection to the revolutionaries of 1776.

There is no American ethnicity to back up the state, and there was no such distinctive ethnicity even in 1776, when the U.S. was created.

On September 7, 1776, it made its historic, first-ever attack on an enemy warship when it attempted to sink British Admiral Richard Howe’s flagship H.M.S.

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