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In the aftermath of the Revolution, a common national identity and consciousness

A. took time to sink deep.
B. cemented immediately.
C. never really developed.
D. existed only among poor people.
E. was required by law.



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Final answer:

National identity and consciousness post-Revolution were slow to develop, affected by the artificial construction of nations and societal changes after the war.


Explanation:

National identity and consciousness after the Revolution: Nationalism took time to sink deep as nations were constructed artificially to provide common elements for citizens to identify with. The war allowed Americans to address political and economic issues, leading to a multi-layered society post-Revolution.


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