Still, it would be a mistake to assume that there was a groundswell of support for breaking away from the British Empire and creating a new independent nation.
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3 sentences with “groundswell”
Short, simple sentences with “groundswell”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.
Brief definition: groundswell
A large, strong wave or series of waves in the sea. A sudden, strong increase in support or feeling among a group of people. A slow, steady rise or growth of something, like public opinion or emotion.
3 sentences with “groundswell” — examples
Nevertheless, many Americans rejected the elitist and aristocratic republican order and advocated radical changes. Their efforts represented a groundswell of sentiment for greater equality, part of the democratic impulse unleashed by the Revolution.
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The groundswell of support for their cause of independence in 1776 was also largely due to the appearance of an anonymous pamphlet, first published in January 1776, entitled Common Sense. Thomas Paine, who had emigrated from England to Philadelphia in 1774, was the author. Possibly the most radical pamphlet of the Revolutionary era, Common Sense was a powerful argument for independence.
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