Because many Europeans considered Greece 'the cradle of 'Western civilization' and felt a moral obligation to help the people that had given them their culture and democracy. Also the fact that this "western" country was subjected to the Muslim rule of the Ottoman Empire played a part.
The US did not play any significant part in supporting the Greek revolution that started around 1820. It was the English, French and Russians that helped Greece to finally defeat the Ottoman forces.
Latin Americans had supported American in its fight for Independence during the American revolution
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Marcus Garvey opposed integration. Instead he supported a "back-to-africa" movement, urging African Americans to establish their own country in Aferica.
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The liberty pole was a symbol of revolutionary solidarity in the time of the American and French revolutions. An ensign or symbolic soft cap would be placed atop a pole, or in some cases a tree, to show support for the rebellion.
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The Europeans and Americans both helped support the Greek Revolutionary Movement. They did so to help Greece gain independence as America and many European nations had. They gave both moral and monetary support.
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Equally divided over who to support.
British who promised back ancestrial land and freedom
in most places yes, but there were many people that were undecided
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Europeans might be less likely than Americans to support nuclear power because of the events at Chernobyl in 1986. Large swaths of Europe were exposed to dangerous levels of radiation due to wind patterns.
After the Battle of Saratoga, the French actively allied with the Patriots and put 10,000 troops in the field against the United Kingdom. The French Navy was committed to the cause and Holland and Spain continued to support the cause with war material and financing covertly.
The U.S. would benefit from the islands' naval and commercial value and the Europeans would stop seizing them.
They openedbusinesses and markets to support the revolutionary warbtw Derpy Rocks