The Founding of America: Unveiling the American Structure

Explore a rich narrative depicting post-revolutionary America and the young men who shaped the nation's political structure and future. This article delves into the founding authorities of the American nation.

The American Revolution is well-known as the founding story of our nation. However, the crucial years following the conflict, marked by governmental chaos and national turmoil, were actually the most pivotal in securing America's independence. In the summer of 1787, a group of men convened in Philadelphia, unaware of the historic impact their gathering would have. Their discussions, debates, and compromises laid the groundwork for the creation of the Constitution, outlining a government that exceeded the expectations of its founders. Through a profound understanding of eighteenth-century politics and a meticulous analysis of historical documents, Carol Berkin delves into the minds and hearts of America's founders. She sheds light on the challenges they faced, the era they lived in, and their modest aspirations for success.