To what extent did the American Revolution change American society politically, socially, economically?

The American Revolution had a considerable impact on American society, particularly politically. However, social and economic changes were not as significant. Politically, the Revolution brought about the creation of the Republic and its principles of liberty. The republic was built on the ideals of John Locke, and the colonists were no longer under the rule of the British Crown. The social hierarchy did not change significantly, with those who were part of the upper classes remaining so. Slavery also persisted, though it was abolished in the North shortly after the Revolution.