AMPU Poll: Era of Independence
AMPU Poll: Era of Independence
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1. If you were a politician in the time of the Era of Independence, and you had to be one of these, what would you be?
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A New Hampshire delegate to the Continental Congress, solidly behind independence.0
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A Massachusetts delegate to the Continental Congress, who had been witness to the Boston Massacre and is an early proponent of Independence.
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A Rhode Island general in the new Continental Army who wants to throw the British at least out of New England.
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A Connecticut politician aiming to be a pro-Independence governor of the colony.
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A New York delegate to the Continental Congress, more concerned with keeping a stable economy, so cautious about Independence.
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A New Jersey colonial judge hoping for a judicial career in a newly independent nation.
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A Pennsylvanian politician of German-descent hoping to earn office as the first significant non-English-descent politician in the US should the Independence be earned.0
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A pacifist Delawarean politician, who opposes British aggression, but opposes warfare for independence even more.0
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A rare Maryland politician who opposes slavery and hopes that Independence could lead to the restrictions of slavery or at least ending it in MD.
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A Virginian delegate to the Continental Congress who sees his/her role as making it clear that British aggression is aimed not only at Massachusetts but toward all the US colonies.
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A North Carolinian politician who is looking westward and sees independence as a means to create an eventual empire to the Pacific.0
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A South Carolinian delegate who sees their role primarily as the defender of the institution of slavery at the Continental Congress and beyond.
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A Georgian general in the new Continental Congress who thinks the US inevitably needs to acquire Spanish Florida for settlement and to control Seminoles and ward of a Spanish threat to the colonies.
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2. Of these, who are you most excited to play as in a computerized version of AMPU during the Era of Independence?
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Washington
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J Adams
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Jefferson
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Franklin
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Hamilton
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B Arnold
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Jay
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Madison0
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N Greene0
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Hancock0
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3. What is your preferred party when starting in the Era of Independence?
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Blue Party
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Red Party
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Doesn't really matter to me.
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