The quick reestablishment of its role shifted from a strong belief in collectivism brought by the war, to an increasing devotion to individualism. ... It shows that this was a slow process, and can hence not be described as "revolutionary"." Furthermore, the industrial public sector (that was mostly nationalised after the First World War) was clearly ruining Britain because of the dangerous increase of the Trade Unions' power throughout the consensus. ... Consequently, these acts show that her ideas themselves were not revolutionary; the system under the consensus needed to be readapted. ...

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Served as Washington's principal aide during the Revolutionary War. ... Eyewitness to many historical events during and after the Revolutionary War. ... Studied the stock exchanges in Great Britain and used them as a model for American finance. ... America needed someone who spoke their mind after the Revolutionary War; otherwise, the union would have been pulled apart by disagreements and a resulting lack of political and socioeconomic direction. ... Role in the Washington and Adams Administrations: Washington: Served as Washington's aide-de-camp during the Revolutionary War. ...

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Some of the first settlers in seventeenth century America were British revolutionaries escaping religious prejudices back home. During this settlement, slaves were forcefully brought onto American soil to support growing agricultural demands in an age of economic augmentation. ... In 1775, the tensions between British authorities and the new settlers lead to the Revolutionary War. Slaves were in support of the British because of their anti-slave sentiment. ... During the first half of the 19th century, the country migrated west. ...

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