This essay showcases the Founding Brothers as more than politicians and figures enthroned in history books, but as people with ulterior intentions and biting intellect.

"You have in a common cause fought and triumphed together; the Independence and Liberty you possess are the work of joint counsels, and joint efforts, of common dangers, sufferings, and successes." -George Washington's Farewell Address It's easy for the common man to take for granted the stability of the United States government. A government system that is copied throughout the world, and is seen as the standard for democracy internationally and that has lasted for …

…other European Colonies that survived revolution but ultimately failed at being a good government because they had a good start, with a well-rounded constitution, as well as a great leader in George Washington. We also saw strong leaders in Adams, Jefferson, and others, bringing the phrase Founding Fathers even more meaning. They truly were father figures, immortalized in history, and wily enough to deserve the awe that is associated with the history that surrounds them.