Chapter 9: The New Nation Takes Form 1789-1800

Originally the supporters of the US constitution were approved from 1787 to 1788. In the 1790s it became the name of one of the two major political organizations that emerged in the decade. The leaders of this party in the 1790s backed British foreign policy and the commercial interests of the country. The outstanding figures of this party are George Washington, Alexander Hamilton and John Adams.

Fea then began his argument in three parts. The first part examines the history of Christian nationalism from the ratification of the Constitution (1789) to the present. The first chapter examines the dominant position of evangelical Christianity in the United States from 1789 until the end of the civil war. In chapter 2 we will explore the various concepts of Christian nationalism in postmodern society until the scope of the monkey trial (1925). Chapter 3 focuses on how Christian nationalism influences mainstream Protestants, American Catholic, Cold War religious unity, civil rights movement, and new religious rights, until 1980 I will continue to tell stories. In chapter 4 we carefully considered the last group and point out the revival of conservative and evangelical Christian nationalism since 1980.

C. In the summer of 1789, a wave of political revolution occurred throughout the country, which led to the collapse of Bastille in Paris. When people were seeking bread and freedom, the liberal revolutionary leaders took over the municipal administration, formed militia, and eventually formed the Paris National Assembly (a new constitution, which resulted in management and enforcement Management has been rapidly subdivided, but pay attention to lower classes that are excluded, especially in rural areas.

so! In 1789, the people of Paris invaded Bastille, a liberal aristocrat, supported the Constitutional victory, wanted to know what to do next. Therefore, they held a meeting to discuss what form the new government will take. They did a lot in this meeting, but two of them were particularly relevant: first, they announced a full reorganization of civil servants; judges, taxpayers, And everyone changed. Then, they dismissed the old royal guard, the military police force, and replaced it with the National Guard who got it directly from the people. Old, new and correct!

Prior to 1789, most people (excluding Americans in New America) lived in a common government form, usually genetic monarchy, that their ancestors had known for centuries. After the French Revolution began in 1789, no form of government could be recognized as legitimate without just cause. The revolutionaries established the Republic in 1792 and Republicans from all over the world will challenge the monarch. This ideology brought about by the French Revolution laid the foundation for other ideologies, including nationalism, socialism, and ultimately communism. In fact, the early communist leaders Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels expressed broad opinions on French revolution, hoping to find important lessons for the establishment and governance of the community.