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U.s. History: Revolutionary Achievement: Yeomen and Artisans

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Perhaps the most revolutionary result of the American Revolution was the rise in importance in politics of the moderately wealthy artisans and yeomen. Read about why this was such an amazing change in the make-up of those involved in politics at the time.

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artisans, skilled workers, ushistory.org, yeomen farmers, independence hall association, middle class representatives, new american nation, opposition to hereditary privilege, results of the american revolution, yeomen, a new american nation (1777-1800)

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