Most enlightenment thinkers agreed with most ideas?
The first two statementz are the true ones because in the revolution, the french saw america as a weeb country. but once they saw how well america was doing against Britain, they chose to help america by giving aid and weapons.
and without the help of the French, america really would have lost the war because they were losing soldiers fast due to lack of resoures and disease lol.
plus the third one is wrong because the question os asking for US & France not France & Britain smh :)
When that happen, the citizens will lose their freedom for personal opinion, creating an orwellian society.
When the government allowed to legislate value, they had a ground to punish the people who are disagreeing with the nation's value.
This situation is close to dictatorship-era that kill the people who oppose the leader.
Hey there,
Because <span>they felt as though it gave too much power to the national government.
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Answer:
Eugene V. Debs
Explanation:
Eugene V. Debs was the president of the American Railway Union (ARU), which represented about one-third of the Pullman workers and which had concluded a successful strike against the Great Northern Railway Company in April 1894.
