The achievements after the revolution were collective, rather than for an individual gain. There were many intellectuals such as, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Benjamin Franklin, that achieved many things for America. There is only one chapter that contained violence, chapter one: The Duel, but the remaining chapters showed how politicians used arguments instead of resorting to violence and death. In chapter two: The Dinner, Thomas Jefferson was able to create a successful dinner party with Madison and Hamilton, which resulted in a successful political discussion that solved many issues. The compromises at the dinner party was very successful because this...