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WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST AND 100 POINTS!! American History: Choose a person from the early years of America (prior to 1800), who intrigues you. Research that person. Then write a letter from your person's point of view explaining your actions, beliefs, hopes, and future plans. In other words, this letter should be written as if your chosen person wrote it. It should contain specific details about the events during this person's time. It may be addressed to a specific person or it may an open letter to the American people. The only limitation is your imagination!

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