The colonists were not united in the mission to achieve independence from Great Britain. Indeed, there was tension between the Loyalists, who wanted to remain British, and the Patriots, who demanded separation. Ultimately, the nation came together as the the great experiment in American democracy commenced. This is embodied in the nation's original motto e pluribus unum , translated from Latin as 'out of many, one. Have we remained true to this principle? Challenges and Choices Before Us in 2019 Divide or heal A cudgel or an olive branch Dialogue or lecture Accusation or apology Breaking or bending Sneering or smiling Entitlement or generosity Shouting or singing A polemic or poetry A fist or a handshake Saying no or saying yes 'You are wrong' or 'I am wrong In your view, dear readers, how are we doing? Should we adopt a new motto, to unum de multis, out of one, many?
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