Seeds of Democracy: The Pilgrims' Impact on the American Pol

The Pilgrims' voyage aboard the Mayflower laid the groundwork for American democracy, which we now call the United States. Their actions and ideals, as well as their actions and ideals, established the foundations for democracy in the New World and guided the course of American history.The Pilgrims' arrival in America resulted in a significant shift

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