What is the mission of Revolution 250, and what’s the strategy for making historical events resonate with a modern, diverse public? Image Revolution 250 Chair Robert Allison is a professor of history, language, and global culture at Boston's Suffolk University. / Suffolk UniversityRevolution 250 was created because many different organizations were working independently on their own stories connected to the American Revolution. In some ways, we modeled [Revolution 250] on the organizations that, from 1760 to 1775, brought together different people who recognized a common interest. As both a historian and the chair of Revolution 250, what do you find is the most widely misunderstood aspect of the nation’s founding?