William C Fox
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Who Used The Term "Founding Fathers" For The First Time?

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July 30, 2015

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What is the origin of the term "Founding Fathers"? Let's look back in history and find out who the first person was to use this expression. The framers of the American Revolution like George Washington or James Madison surely weren't the ones to call themselves "Founding Fathers", so who did? That's a great question! Let's find the answer together in this educational video.

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