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Describe how the ideas during the enlightenment and the great awakening both contribute to revolutionary sentiment?
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What was the sentiment of the country concerning conflict in the revolutionary war?
During the American Revolutionary War, the sentiment of the colonists concerning conflict varied considerably. Some were against conflict of any kind, while some embraced it as necessary and even desirable. Many others occupied a middle position, with the desire to achieve independence (or simply more independence) but through as little actual conflict as might be possible.
How did the red scare lead to anti-immigration sentiment in the us?
by tha way tha continental was workig
Why did Lincoln decide to change his official stand on slavery?
cause he was mad as bro
Why did the colonist feel that parliament had no right to TAX THEM?
The colonists felt Parliament had no right to tax them because they were not able to vote for members of Parliament. This sentiment was expressed with the popular phrase, 'no taxation without representation.'
What was Lincoln trying to achieve with his first inaugural address and was he successful?
That pro-Union sentiment in the South would take hold return to the Union in peace
Why is it important that Thomas Paine wrote in a way that the common man could understand his message?
Because his plain but persuasive arguments helped spread revolutionary sentiment to the entire populace. In short, Paine made the ideas of the Enlightenment cool.
What was the sentiment of the country concerning conflict in the revolutionary war?
During the American Revolutionary War, the sentiment of the colonists concerning conflict varied considerably. Some were against conflict of any kind, while some embraced it as necessary and even desirable. Many others occupied a middle position, with the desire to achieve independence (or simply more independence) but through as little actual conflict as might be possible.
Why was bread so important in France?
yes the price of bread did go up because of food shortages.
How did the yellow press contribute to the aggressive nationalist sentiment in the US before the Spanish American?
by printing stories that made relations between Spain and the United States worse than they were
How did the yellow press contribute to the nationalist sentiment in the US before the Spanish-American war?
by printing stories that made relations between Spain and the United States worse than they were
How did the yellow press contribute to the aggressive nationalist sentiment in the us before the Spanish war?
by printing stories that made relations between Spain and the United States worse than they were
How did the sons of liberty use propaganda?
The Sons of Liberty of revolutionary times used propaganda to raise public sentiment for their cause. It was quite successful with the majority of Americans believing that independence from England was preferable.
How did the yellow press contribute to the aggressive nationalist sentiment in the US before the Spanish American war?
by printing stories that made relations between Spain and the United States worse than they were
How did the yellow press contribute to the aggressive nationalism sentiment in the US before spanish American war?
by printing stories that made relations between Spain and the united states worse than they were
How did the yellow press contribute to the aggressive nationalists sentiment in the US before the Spanish war?
by printing stories that made relations between Spain and the united states worse than they were (novanet)
How did yellow press contribute to the aggressive nationalist sentiment in the US before the Spanish American war?
by printing stories that made relations between Spain and the United States worse than they were
How did the yellow press contribute to the aggressiveness nationalist sentiment in the US before the Spanish American war?
by printing stories that made relations between Spain and the United States worse than they were
