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Why were the french and natives allies?
because native Americans allowed the french to control large areas of land
How did Americans show patriotism during the American Revolution?
1. American soldiers were volunteers. 2. British soldiers were payed and it was their job. 3. Americans wanted to fight for their freedom. 4. Some British disagreed with the king.
Why was the revolutionary war a symbol of liberty to the colonists?
The war was not a symbol of liberty. Some colonists rebelled because of various grievances (mostly, as always, over money). "Liberty" was their excuse. They really meant that they wanted to reduce taxes, and not have to pay for government services. They weren't concerned about the liberty of their slaves or the native Americans.
Did African Americans buy houses in the 50s?
no they could not in the 1850's because they were still inslaved but durinf the 1950's they were allowed (J)
Why did the British government issue the proclamation of 1763?
because it allowed the British to control the colonists movement and helped avoid conflict with the native Americans
What did liberty cabbage mean during World War 1?
Liberty cabbage was what advertisers called sauerkraut in order to avoid German-sounding names. This was because the fear of spies and emphasis on patriotism let to the mistreatment and persecution of German Americans.
How was patriotism and liberty related in the novel The Count of Monte Cristo?
In "The Count of Monte Cristo," patriotism and liberty are intertwined through themes of justice and revenge. The protagonist, Edmond Dantès, seeks freedom and justice after being wrongly imprisoned. His actions to achieve these goals can be seen as acts of patriotism, as he fights against the injustices of a corrupt system to restore liberty and uphold the values of his country.
Reasons why americans would want to be patriots?
Americans would want to be Patriots because they love their country, their freedoms, and their liberty.
How did Americans at the turn of the twentieth century define patriotism?
Generally speaking the term of patriotism as it refers to turn of the 20th century, meant a strong love and respect to their nation. That a patriot was a loyal citizen. This is not what is generally called "nationalism".
Does patriotism matter anymore?
yes, patriotism still matters. why it matters is because, without patriotism what would our country be?
Why were African-Americans not allowed to dance?
African Americans were not allowed to dance because it was a Jim Crow Law. If they crossed legs, that was considered dancing and would confront serious punishment.
Why were the french and native Americans allies?
because native Americans allowed the french to control large areas of land
Why was it hard for African Americans to learn to read in the 1800s?
African Americans were not allowed to attend school in the 1800s because of their skin color.
Why is Dolley Madison a symbol of American patriotism?
she had patriotism because she saved george washington's portrait
Why werent colonist allowed to move to the Appalachian mountains?
The colonists weren't allowed to move into the appalachian mountains, because that was the native americans' land.
What are three values Americans share because of their common civic anf political heritage?
life liberty and the persuit of happiness
Is patriotism Americas pride?
i say yes because patriotism is helping people out in a way and letting them know that your always there for them.
