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Her play also helped fuel the growth of American patriotism and nationalism. After the American Revolution, many of the new country's citizens questioned the values of the country and its people. In this play, Rowson portrays Christians as righteous freedom fighters. It implies that these characters are the morally right and good characters and that their religion and belief were a reason for their survival.[1] With this play, many new Americans who were early Christians and Puritans felt justified in their beliefs and morals, and proud to be American.[citation needed]