In Washington farewell address, he not only thanks the American people, but he also gives them advice as to how they can keep America cohesive and a great nation. He plants the idea that America is stronger as a unified nation. He states that they should not let either foreign nations or angry American political parties divide or misguide America and its people. In order to preserve liberty and the union, Washington recommends that the people spread knowledge, religious piety, and morality.
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
LAD #7: Washington’s Farewell Address
Summary of Washington’s Farewell Address:
In Washington farewell address, he not only thanks the American people, but he also gives them advice as to how they can keep America cohesive and a great nation. He plants the idea that America is stronger as a unified nation. He states that they should not let either foreign nations or angry American political parties divide or misguide America and its people. In order to preserve liberty and the union, Washington recommends that the people spread knowledge, religious piety, and morality.
In Washington farewell address, he not only thanks the American people, but he also gives them advice as to how they can keep America cohesive and a great nation. He plants the idea that America is stronger as a unified nation. He states that they should not let either foreign nations or angry American political parties divide or misguide America and its people. In order to preserve liberty and the union, Washington recommends that the people spread knowledge, religious piety, and morality.
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