Findings alter understanding of America's Founders
Recent archaeological and archival discoveries have enhanced understanding of America's founding figures. Evidence shows Thomas Jefferson most likely fathered children with Sally Hemings, an enslaved woman at Monticello, with genetic and historical research supporting this. Additionally, excavations at Mount Vernon revealed George Washington's large-scale distillery, illustrating his entrepreneurial efforts, while a previously unknown draft of Jefferson's Declaration of Independence shed light on the document's drafting process.
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