Research

I have found more sources such as Ken Owen's blog post on the American identity during the American Revolution and John Quincy Adams' letter to John Adams on how North America was meant for one nation, the US. The letter is important because it's a clear example of thinking of the whole nation as one, not as several fragmented states. I've determined that I will use Weebly to present my project and keep it as close as I can to my storyboard. I also know that I need to rename the Bibliography to Sources on the website and create an About Me.

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