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The famous line, "The British are coming, the British are coming!" is legend and folklore. At the time, the colonies were still British. So The actual quote was "The Redcoats are coming!" The British were known as the Redcoats to the colonies because their uniforms were blood red.
The Thornton Affair, where American blood was spilled and became the perfect pretext to start the Mexican-American War, happened on a no man's land. According to Mexicans, the US-Mexico border was at the Nueces River, while Americans though of it as the Rio Grande. This ill-defined border resulted in such skirmishes and ultimately, war between both countries.
The stripes mean the 1st 13 STATES. some people say they represent the the 13 colonies, but they are wrong. If you think about it, the 13 colonies were ruled by Britan and why would we want to put something British on the American flag? We were trying to break free from british rule so we wouldn't want to put something British on the U.S. flag. The red stripes mean courage and the white mean bravery. THE RED DOESN'T MEAN BLOOD AT ALL!
The excuse given was that taxes helped pay for British troops in the thirteen colonies, who were alleged to be there to "defend" the colonists. However there had never been large numbers of British troops in the colonies before except when the colonies became a battleground in the wars between France and England. At other times the colonists were left to defend themselves, from the Indians, or from French troops when the wars got going, before any British troops arrived. But after the French and Indian War the French were ejected from all of North America. There WAS no danger such as had existed before that war. With the French gone, who could these British troops be meant to oppose? The only answer was that the colonists themselves were the object of interest for the British troops. One of the real reasons for the taxes was that Britain was broke, the Treasury empty. It had been expensive to fight the long war in North America, so far from Britain, as well as in Europe, and even in the Pacific, and, it was a colonial dispute between the British colonies and the French colonies that touched off the war. But the British gained immense territories from the war in the end. And the British had received a LOT of help from the men of the colonies, fighting in their militia and colonial units alongside the British Regulars. These American soldiers were supported by taxes paid in the colonies they came from, so from the American point of view the colonists had already paid heavily for the prosecution of the war, in blood and money.
The white means peace and hope and red means all the blood spilled during wars.
Lexington Massacre
Because of the blood that was spilled in the independent war
No, the spilled blood on the floor will not attract bed bugs.
In "A Tale of Two Cities," the spilled wine symbolizes the blood that will be spilled during the French Revolution. It is used to foreshadow the violence and chaos that will come. The repetition of the phrase "spilled wine" throughout the novel creates a sense of foreboding and sets the tone for the events that will unfold.
The famous line, "The British are coming, the British are coming!" is legend and folklore. At the time, the colonies were still British. So The actual quote was "The Redcoats are coming!" The British were known as the Redcoats to the colonies because their uniforms were blood red.
the blood spilled by our past and present troops
President Polk
"Patriots" are people who love, support, and defend their country. The "blood of patriots" is the blood/life spilled by patriots defending their cause and country.
The blood of communists spilled during the revolutions.
People enjoy blood being spilled on others but not their own because some crazy people in this mixed up world enjoy seeing the pain of others, but not the pain of themselves.
1000 Ways to Die - 2008 Crying Over Spilled Blood 6-6 was released on: USA: 15 July 2012
It shows the spilled blood