The first person to suggest that the colonists think of themselves as one group of people called Americans was John Dickinson. In his "Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania," published in 1767-1768, he urged the colonies to unite against British taxation and oppression. This idea of a shared American identity was further developed by other leaders during the years leading up to the American Revolution.
Well, americans called themselves "Americans" when they relized they were legal citezens of America and made a specific name for people who were citezens which were just "Americans"
tories, or loyalists. whichever you prefer really
They were called patriots.
the fox tribe
I believe it is called a massacre
The Colonist called themselfs Americans because they were independent from Britain when they signed The Declaration of Independence. Actually they were called americans because they were colonized in the Americas
loyalists They called themselves Loyalists. Patriots called them Tories.
they called themselves patriots because they were against British rule
Well, americans called themselves "Americans" when they relized they were legal citezens of America and made a specific name for people who were citezens which were just "Americans"
The African Americans who migrated called themselves "exodusters"
tories, or loyalists. whichever you prefer really
on the border of Mexican Americans and Latinos. so they would like to call themselves Hispanics.
The Iroquois confederacy called themselves "Powerful group of Native Americans".
A Colonist that was on the side of England were called loyalistsIf On the Side of America they were called Patriots
Everyone who immigrated here along time ago was British, but when they separated themselves from Britain, they called themselves Americans.
Booker T. Washington
They were called the Acadians