Why is E Pluribus Unum was a good motto for the US?

Answer 1

It means "many uniting into one" or "out of many, one"- The official explanation is that it represents the union between the states and the federal government. This was very important at the time because the colonies were very wary of a strong federal government, but this showed a solidarity between the states and the federal government that had not previously been seen. This structure and relationship between the states and the federal government is one of the reasons this country flourished. When the motto was originally proposed, it was proposed along with a different design that showed symbols of the different countries the people of the colonies had come from surrounded by smaller symbols representing the colonies. In this context it was more used as the people of the newly formed United States coming together as one despite their different origins. In either context, the motto represents a strong principle that this nation was founded upon.

Answer 2

out of many one! It is supposed to mean all cultures here legally form one nationality, one country with acceptance for all. it doesn't hold due so much illegal Immigration, and the recent refusal to blend into the American culture.

Answer 3

e Pluribus Unum, roughly translated from Latin as "Out of many, one", signified the belief, more widely held in the days of America's infancy than is generally the case in modern times, that all American citizens were part of a greater whole, and shared common beliefs, mores, and cultural components.

Answer 4

It means what it means. "From (Out of) many, one". It's a clear indication that the founders wanted the separate state units to see themselves as part of a larger whole.

Answer 5

Because Americans stand together against all odds and all comers. We have each other's backs.

Answer 6

Because I like chicken

Answer 7

Be cause it is e bus