The "four-minute men" were a group of volunteers who gave four minute speeches on relevant topics in society such as the American war effort during WWI. They were shown in movie theaters when the reels would be changed.
Casimir Pulaski
Explanation:
- In recognition of his efforts, Pulaski was named a brigadier general of cavalry on September 15th.
- The first officer to oversee the cavalry became "the father of the American cavalry."
- Although it consisted of only four regiments, it immediately began devising a new set of regulations and training for its people. As the Philadelphia campaign continued, it alerted Washington to British movements that resulted in a failed battle on September 15th. This saw Washington and Howe briefly meet at Malvern, PA, before heavy rains stopped the fight.
- The following month, Pulaski played a role at the Battle of Germantown on October 4th. After the defeat, Washington retreated to the winter quarters at Valley Forge.
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False.
At the top of the social circle in Spanish colonies were the peninsulares. They were persons of pure Spanish ancestry who were born in Spain and moved to the New World/Americas.
Spaniards who were born in America but still had Spanish parents were called the creoles. Only difference between them and the peninsulares was that the creoles couldn't have jobs reserved for the peninsulares.
Many immigrants came to the United States were seeking freedom and a better surrounding. They wanted better jobs and religous freedom.
Thomas Edison invented the light bulb. (B)
