Colonists who refused to acknowledge Great Britain and took up arms for independence were called ___.

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Agata [3.3K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Patriots.

Explanation:

The colonist who refused to acknowledge Great Britain during the Revolutionary War in America were called patriots. The Patriots were the colonists who wanted their colonies to be free from British control. These colonists were tired of the taxes imposed on them. They did not feel happy to be part of it because of laws and taxation that put restrictions on the colonist. Some of the patriots were George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams and others.

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In the culture represented in the Iliad, what is the worst fate for a warrior?

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Answer:

Shame (Aidos)

Explanation:

In the Greek culture portrayed in the Iliad, a warrior is supposed to be courageous, strong, and fearless in the face of adversity or war.

It is unheard of for a Greek warrior to refuse to fight a battle because he was scared for his life. Cowards were frowned upon and ridiculed.

There is no greater honor accorded to a man who went to fight for the honor of his household or country, even if he ends up dead.

Therefore, the worst fate for a warrior in the culture represented in the Iliad is shame (aidos)

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