OPINION: The Revolutionaries Fight for a Seat at the Table

“Without unity, we have no strength,” says John Morgan one of the revolutionaries who was present at the discussion amongst many rebels regarding the fight and uprising against Great Britain.

John is a leader in the medical community and is passionate about helping the revolutionary cause. They have the resources and allegiance to the movement, but now the colonists must focus their attention on getting more men to join the militia.

The revolutionaries spent hours discussing their ideas but, they all agreed that the colonies must be united when fighting against Great Britain. This type of patriotism runs deep. The colonists have the devotion to unite the domestic front and gain the loyalty of the men and women who are on the fence about joining the cause to fight the British.

41 percent of the colonists have hope in the colonies gaining independence. Targeted propaganda is an infallible way to ensure that ambivalent colonists join the movement.

The American Revolution needs endorsement from all 13 colonies. Revolutionaries will defend the domestic front and establish independence from Great Britain once and for all.