e went wrong. In the begginging it

e went wrong. In the begginging it

e interview you could see that everyonewas anxious and excited. It took at least twenty minitues for everyone to setlle down a bequiet. Even then you could feel it in you that this would be a very good thing and maybeeven see someone famous.

The interviewer stepped out onto the stage and told evryonewho was coming in first.The Interviewer has chosen to speak to a oridanry man witch owns a tavern in theoutskirt of Boston. What kind of hardships did you go through during the Revolutionarywar. the interviewer said. Well During the period of time during the revolution therewere many things that went wrong. In the begginging it didnt seem so bad but as timewent by it got worse. Prices for goods went up so whenever you sold something youwouldnt be able to make a profit because the price would go up more.

Half the time theContinentals only paid in commisionary chacks witch were only good if they won the warwitch at the time seemed scarce. Also during the winter when there would be snow it ishard to make money unless troops are camped by. Even then you lost something. Yourcatlle if the men were hungry they would butcher your cows and just take the meat.

It washard back then it was hard!The next person that came up was Mr. George Washington. The Interviewer askedone question and that was all. What were the worst times of the warshe asked.

Well Iwould have to say during the winter of 1777 and 1778 in Valley Forge. it was hard onthe men he said, men without clothes to cover their naked bodys, no blankets, withoutshoes, and in the begginging there was no huts or cabins to sleep in so the were forced tosleep on the earth or snow. There were no fights but it was still the hardest victory toover come~Living. Mr. Washington proved that valley forge was not a place to rest forthe winter but to try to survive.

He left without saying a word.The Final and last interview was with Thomas Jefferson. It was to be based on TheDeclaration of Independence. Tomas Jefferson a yougn delgate took part in writing thedeclaration of Independence. He and five other men finished the wirting July 4, 1776,which no is a national holiday called Indepence Day. It made the american states free andindependent.

It stated that all men were created equal andthat they are endowed by theircreator without certain unalienable rights, that among these are lifes, liberty, and thepursuit of happiness. The three parts of the Declaration were spit into Basic Rights,British, Wrongs, and An Independent Nation. The most important An IndependentNation. It gave us the name The United States Of America.