contrast the final thoughts of jefferson and adams on the revolution (ch 6)

Jefferson and Adams had very different views regarding the American Revolution.Jefferson's depiction of the war as highly romanticized and skated over the messy bits,putting the Revolution in a better light. On the other hand, Adams told the war as themessy affair that it was: unplanned, unsteady, and survived on pure chance. Ellis statesthat Jefferson's romanticized view is the one depicted in our history books, and notAdam's harsher view of the matter.