How to pronounce “1776” in English

In 1776, the book that drove most Americans to be willing to fight to make this country independent was a pamphlet by Tom Paine called "Common Sense."

why did that OG 1776 story work for so long?

And in 1776, he actually writes to the so-called American insurgents.

And in 1776, at the age of 30, it was recommended that he become the new music director of the Paris Opera until two singers and one

And how in 1776, he demanded free public education for all children.

Now in the context of 1776, there's no doubt that they were saying they had no choice but to abolish the system they were living under

are very invested in the 1776 story, and don't necessarily see that as a conflict.

exactly what the patriots of 1776 did.

story kind of get pretty 1776-like when confronted with a president with a

up into three so in 1776 John Adams was going to ride the Declaration to break

That took us from about 1776 to mid-20th century.

He wrote a book in 1776 called The Wealth of Nations, which you guys have all heard of.

If you read David McCullough's "1776", George had a little trouble quite knowing what he was doing when he first took the job.

he possibly can get away in early 1776 when you find out that Patrick

that was the point of 1776 you won't hear that on July the 4th

know the Freedom Tower has to be 1776 ft high as if Freedom arrives in the world

In 1776, that was the proverbial shot heard round the world, right?

as kind of the father of capitalism because in 1776 he wrote this book which described what

So, 1776 is a moment that lots of Americans can rally around,

slavery, then 1776 is not a great moment, because in 1776 pro-slavery and

we're very attached to not just the 1776 story, but the men who developed the

and then wrote "The Wealth of Nations" in 1776.

This is because imperialism did not disappear from North America after 1776.

So despite the fact that Americans today love to view 1776 as this sudden shift from imperialism to liberty, people throughout most of the United States

are heroes, the patriots of 1776, you have to face the fact that they're traitors under British law.

Um So, this idea of the founders of 1776 as the founding fathers, Lincoln has a lot

certainly, because all of the states are slave states in 1776.

There's the 1776 version and

we're starting over, which is exactly what the patriots of 1776 said.

country has been divided, but yet returning time and time again to 1776

Well, it's worked for a really long time because 1776 is a moment that can unite

We want to go back to the great days of 1776 when we were united

Then Lincoln also tries to say, "And back in 1776, we really believed in equality.

If I show you four movies that are set in 1776, and one was made in 1906, and one is made in 1936,

They then dragged out of Adam Smith, who in 1776 wrote the classic of all time in economics, the book, "The Wealth of Nations."

But we argue that part of the seeds of British problems went back to an incident on or around 1776, involving the United States, where Britain

The answer is 1700's, 1776.

the problem of dependence or actually more precisely independence by which I don't mean the independence of 1776 when

democracy democracy was set up to do and I want to take you back a little bit of history in the spirit of 1776.

founders of this country were in their 20s and 30s and a few in their 40s and 1776 and they wrote the Constitution in

Well, so we've got the first founding of course, which is 1776.

And we say, "Those are the American values, and we committed to them in 1776 in the Declaration of

So, you can look at the Declaration of Independence and the way that it was understood in 1776,

Um, but the document that we have is not the one that Thomas Jefferson wrote in 1776.

And also, you know, if you're thinking in the 1776 vein,

Well, you know, I mean, if you if you want to say the people of 1776, they

Well, at the end of the day, the history of the US technically begins in 1776.

And the basic kind of framework for mercantilism, precisely the subject of the critique of Adam Smith's "Wealth of Nations," published in 1776,

And we've had a story about why this happens, that you're readin' your basic Economic 101 textbook actually invented by Adam Smith in 1776, The Wealth of Nations, is the first