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Evaluate which three events and institutions were the most significance in shaping the ideals of the United States as we know them today

1. George Washingtons presidency
2. The supreme court
3. The Louisiana purchase
4. The reform movement
5. Jacksonian democracy
6. Civil War and Reconstruction

And using those three choices lists the most historically significant to the least, rank the events in institutions that helped to define the United States is a nation. Describe each one discuss how it helped define the United States as a nation, and explain it’s rankings among the others.

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