Watching the first episode of Ken Burns' American Revolution and it's actually fairly based...

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Proper depiction of the native tribes
Has yet to use the term forefathers and talks about them as rich white settlers willing to break the law to take what they want.
Displays the class dynamics at play before the war began
Slave owners doing slave owner shit
Showing that the idea of independence was pretty much a front for them wanting to own the land in North America.
There was always an underlying cry for emancipation parallel to the message of American democracy.
Land and business owners using poor immigrants as the first line of defense.
He does blur the line of source attribution. Newspapers were rarely the "voice of the people". Almost always they were the voice of a wealthy elite trying to shape opinion of other wealthy elite (ironically church bulletins were much more transparent of people's opinions as they would be records of the meetings they held).
LMAOOO they use Paul Giamatti as the voice over for John Adams!
These rich lawyer dudes really didn't want to play war with Britain but they saw which way the wind was blowing and decided to get behind the mob.
A red coat takes a hatchet in the skull!
They don't hold back much on George Washington. He's really America's first neo-baby.