African-Americans In The Aftermath Of The American Revolution

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In the aftermath of the American Revolution, many groups of people had different experiences and challenges, like Native Americans and their lands, African Americans and their slavery, and women not being recognized for their efforts. The revolution led to many problems in forming a new government and people adjusting to this new free country. As well, changes in the country's economy and social structure were also brought about by the war.

While the United States gained independence, some African Americans experienced some complex realities after this war. While some did gain freedom, some did not. Native Americans faced challenges as they allied with another country to save their lands. The US did not recognize Native American land rights,

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