The foreign policy actions that John Quincy Adams took that reflected nationalism were that he promoted national expansion and created the Monroe Doctrine, which stated that if European powers did not meddle with American affairs, Americans wou
“Dual identity” for North American British colonists resulted from their identity as British as well as Americans.
Explanation:
In the time of the 18th century Britain was laying a claim of superiority over other imperialistic places of the world and was empyrean its own colonists to this in some places.
The french and the Indian war had involved the participation of many people from the Americas too who had by then been there for multiple generations and had developed a distinctly American life for themselves.
The duality came from the fact that they identified themselves with the British where their roots were but also with their new home as a separate entity of its own.
The second answer is the correct answer to the problem
After defeating the Americans at the Battle of Bunker Hill, the British realized that beating the Americans would not be an easy task. They suffered a massive loss in their troops.
The Mayflower Compact was an agreement on a position of self-government to be enforced in the American Colonies, it led to a stable and civilized government for the "New World".
