Create an “Opinion” page for an American newspaper in 1783. The page should contain two editorials—one from the Patriot perspective and one from the Loyalist perspective—about whether the American Revolution was justified. Each editorial must contain these elements: • a headline summarizing the main idea of the editorial. • an introduction that identifies the writer and briefly describes his or her background. • two paragraphs that clearly support or criticize the actions of people during two events of the American Revolution. For example, the Patriot editorial might praise those involved in the Boston Tea Party, while the Loyalist article might condemn their actions. • a conclusion that summarizes why the actions of the Patriots were justified or suggests alternatives that could have been explored. • a sketch that illustrates a key idea or event mentioned in the editorial. Add creative touches to make your “Opinion” page look authentic. For example, write the name of the newspaper at the top or include advertisements.