Qualifying Saunt’s “Great Transformation” with a Broader Perspective of Indigenous History

Along with the emergence of a new American state in 1783, Sonto's "big change" with a broader perspective of the earth's history was baptized in the blood of war full of patriotism, the transformation ideology of monism theory of materialism is Completely slide into the center of Ogawa's country. Please do not let go in the deep part of the south. Souter says that this is a new cultural transformation. For more than 50 years the murder of indigenous peoples has been destroyed and now appears with the emergence of the war-affected economy in capitalist competition.

"A more terrible history than a miraculous history is the necessary opposing effect for our revolution that opened our enlightenment In 1776 a comprehensive story of America in the non colonial era was created, In the bodies of cut head and two fellows, I found individual stories in his most colorful era such as those floating on the Arkansas River.

According to the criteria of the American Revolutionary War, the military path to independence starts with "the lens that the entire world hears." However, Claudio Thorn's "The West of the Revolution: a Rare History of 1776" reveals that the majority of the continents did not draw attention when thirteen colonies declared independence by fighting with Britain I will. In fact, the colony at that time was less than 4% of the total population in North America, but most Americans in the 18th century thought that this proportion was as high as 4%. "The Western Revolution" provides a bold and comprehensive story that highlights the story of collectively weakening colony status in the early history of the United States.

In the unique history of 1776, Claudio Saunt transcended the familiar story of 13 colonies, and explored many other revolution in the turbulent Americas. In that important year the Spaniard landed in San Francisco, and the Russians entered Alaska to find valuable sea otters, and Sue found Montenegro. In a question from the critic who challenged our traditional view of the birth of the United States, "West is far away from the Atlantic Ocean" and "Continental and State exposed, red with nationality and purpose" (Wall Street Journal))

Despite this omission, the "Western Revolution" has contributed greatly to the understanding of this confusion and the era of formation in American history, but this is a non-negligible contribution. Under Thorn's control, with the rise of American independence, the history of Native Americans never disappears from the background, but on the contrary, the inherent advantage of the African continent has been revealed.