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Actually it wasn't that unpopular. The British wore a special blue ribbon and other things to express their support of the colonies. They couldn't speak much about it in the open because that would have been treason against the king and someone might turn them in, but a quite support of wearing a blue ribbon couldn't be proven as treason.
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What unpopular war was the US involved in throughout the 1960s?
Viet Nam
Why was the Philippine war 1899-1902 unpopularity?
The Phillippine War was so unpopular with the United States because it was a war that was against the United States. The war was between the years of 1899 - 1902.
How many Vietnam wars were there?
Two: 1st Indochina War (French Indochina War) & 2nd Indochina War (America's Vietnam War).
Which group did not support President Johnson's Vietnam war policy?
Johnson's war policy was unpopular with many people. Draft age men, in particular, did not think the war necessary and opposed it. Others thought it should be an all-out declared war and critized the limited involvement that Johnson tried at first.
How many times has America been in war with Germany?
2 times world war 1 and 2
What did the englishmen do in the Revolutionary War?
they fought in the war
Was World War 1 an unpopular war in America?
If befitted our economy and provided new jobs. We liked the war because countries bought weapons from us which helped our economy.
What was the reason of the Revolutionary War?
violation of englishmen right
What was the most unpopular war in American history?
there were several , although the Vietnam war was the worst by many people estimation.
How many veterans of World War 1 are still alive today?
there are 3 still living. two Englishmen and one American
Was World War 2 an unpopular war?
no, it is considered to be the last popular war.
Why would an antiwar position be unpopular in America at the start of world war 2?
At the start of World War II in 1939, an 'antiwar position' in America would only have been unpopular among those relatively few groups of American citizens or leaders who had determined that America would eventually be drawn into the conflict -- or who were otherwise in favor of joining the war. As a general rule, however, most Americans were, in 1939, very much 'anti-war,' as domestic problems were significant, and most Americans continued to see the European war as a merely European affair.
Why was Johnson unpopular?
His Vietnam war policy.
Why American colonists have the rights of Englishmen?
The American colonists were entitled to the rights of englishmen because they were an English colony. The abridgment of those rights was the cause of the revolutionary war.
Why did the American colonists have rights of englishmen?
The American colonists were entitled to the rights of englishmen because they were an English colony. The abridgment of those rights was the cause of the revolutionary war.
Why did involvement in the war become unpopular in the US?
1954
Who were the englishmen who supported king Charles 1 during the English civil war?
Harald
