Social class in revolutionary America

Even though the availability of land gave American colonists more self-determination than their European cousins, there were still class divisions. How these differences were overcome as the Revolution approached is explored.

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Corporate Author: New Dimension Media, Inc
Format: Videos DVD
Language:English
Published: Chicago, IL : New Dimension Media , 2007.
Series:Colonial life classroom series
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