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Why are there only 8 sections in the Join or Die snake drawn by Franklin?
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What is the snake swallowing in the picture join or die?
an arrow representing the Indians of the colonies.
Which animal or insect has ears on the sides of their head?
Long-horned grasshoppers and crickets have "ears" on their legs. Short-horned grashoppers (the kind seen just about everywhere) are often said to have ears on their legs, but their hearing organ is actually located on the abdomen just behind the rear legs where the legs join the body.
Who would win between an anaconda and an African lion?
A lion could stab an anaconda with its paws without even trying. An anaconda bite wouldn't even phase a lion. A lion could bite its head off or bite it in two, just like that. And if they met in water the rest of the pride would join in and tear that sissy snake apart!
Do you have to pay to join foo pets?
No, not to join just if you want to breed. You can make a account and play on it without paying.
How big should the round pen be for join up and could a portable electric fence work for join-up?
a round pen for join up should be 60 ft and do not use a electric fence they can jump it.
When was the join or die snake cartoon drawn?
May 9 , 1754 : The "Join , or Die" political cartoon was created by Benjamin Franklin and published in the Pennsylvania Gazette .
Benjamin Franklin's famous join or die political cartoon was drawn?
It's meaning basically means that the colonies have to join together to defeat the French and the Natives. If they don't, they will be killed by them. The reason why it is a snake is because if the colonies come together, they can be deadly.
Why did Benjamin Franklin use a snake instead of another animal in the join or die cartoon?
The snake would be familiar e.g."Dont Tread On Me."
What did the political cartoon represent?
The first political cartoon was created by Ben Franklin. It depicted a snake that read 'Join or Die' with colony names representing different parts of the snake.
What did Benjamin Franklin mean by the story of the two-headed snake?
you either join him or die (the line in the dirt theory) F A K E
Who created the join or die phrase?
Benjamin Franklin created the idea for the JOIN or DIE phrase. He also created a picture of a snake clipped into pieces to explain this phrase. Ben Franklin was always coming up with Ideas for things, so it shouldn't surprised you that he created this.
What do the segments of the snake represent?
In cartoons drawn around the time of the American Revolution, a snake divided into 13 parts represented the 13 American colonies, with the exhortation to "Join or Die!" or "Unite or Die!" urging the colonists to unify.
When ben Franklin said join or die what did he mean?
He is saying, join all the colonies together and if they don't they would die if they are by them self. If you see all the snake's parts, they are separated and each one stands for a colony.
Why did Benjamin Franklin draw a snake cut into pieces in Join or Die?
it was meant to stand for the colonies it was telling them put your differences aside and work tougher or we will all fail
The snake join or die why was the head New England?
No specific reason, possibly because Ben Franklin (who made it) was from New England and New England was a major part of the colonies.
How do you know that join or die cartoon by Benjamin Franklin represent the different colonies?
You can tell because the different parts of the snake have captions over them (For example: New England = N.E
French and Indian War Join or Die who said that?
Benjamin Franklin was referring to the need for colonial unity. He produced a political cartoon for the Pennsylvania Gazette with the picture of a sliced snake, each part labeled with the abbreviation for each colony except Delaware and Georgia, who were omitted. The phrase "JOIN, or DIE." was written beneath the snake.
