Founding Brothers' Impact On America

From the beginning people looked up at their leader. In ancient times, they were thought to have the taste of God. From the Japanese emperor of God to the theocratic king of Europe, people believe that their leaders, at least God, at most, himself chose the rulers. The idea that leaders are mere men is a relatively new idea. This is what is stated in Joseph Ellis's book called "Founding brother". In this book, Ellis claims that the revolutionary generation is composed of men. Men may be creating history, but men are not.

Through a series of events and historical moments America was born and survived, aiming at a difficult path to the country. Founding brothers' books are about some important persons during the American Revolutionary War and thereafter. These important figures include Alexander Hamilton, Aaron Bar, John Adams, George Washington, James Madison, Thomas Jefferson. Each of these people have contributed somehow to the construction of the United States. This book breaks these contributions into short stories and helps to understand the roles of these important people.

The United States is the most powerful country in the world, founded in the 18th century. George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and James Madison are America's most famous founder. All these people are quiet, socially silent, or intellectual. George Washington served as the first President of the United States. George Washington is less knowledgeable than his brother, but he is a nobleman. He is also silent society. A book about his life includes "Great George: Shy Shy Boy Become President of Washington" and "George Washington, a Quiet Hero" and other titles. Even George Washington, one of the greatest presidents of the world's most powerful nations, will tremble the speech. The following sentence is an eyewitness story of a Washington speech in the Senate after he took over as the first President of the United States of America.

As long as America is in the country, students are already learning about the establishment of our great country. When most students graduate from high school, they can tell the main events of the revolution. They understand George Washington, the Revolutionary War, and the Constitution. What they do not know is that the deeply rooted society in the United States is a secret society, that is Freedom Masonic beliefs and practices. What is Freemasonry? Most historians believe that this secret society was born in the Middle Ages in the UK (Wasserman 14). The Masonic Association is a major secret society that is believed to be derived from the Stone Mason Guild, a group of Stone Masons who built cathedrals and other buildings in Europe (14). They are not religious organizations, but in order to win members they must believe in higher powers (Freemason)