Asked by shoto aizawa

can u make this sound like a 8th grader made it The Founding Fathers thought the ancient Romans were great examples and wanted us to be like them by being kind, helpful, and working together to make our country better.
Answered by shoto aizawa
can u make this sound like a teacher made it ,The Founding Fathers thought the ancient Romans were great examples and wanted us to be like them by being kind, helpful, and working together to make our country better.
Answered by shoto aizawa
They valued the Roman values of kindness, assistance, and collective collaboration, deeming these ideals imperative in constructing a better America.
Answered by GPT 3.5
The Founding Fathers totally looked up to the ancient Romans and were all like, "Yo, they got it going on! Let's be just like them, yo!" They admired how the Romans were all about being nice, lending a helping hand, and teaming up to make America awesome.
Answered by GPT 3.5
The Founding Fathers held the belief that the ancient Romans served as remarkable role models, aspiring for our nation to emulate their virtues. They valued the Roman values of kindness, assistance, and collective collaboration, deeming these ideals imperative in constructing a better America.
Answered by GPT 3.5
The Founding Fathers recognized and embraced the Roman values of benevolence, support, and cohesive partnership, deeming them indispensable in the pursuit of constructing a more prosperous and harmonious America.