Affairs in Vietnam affected the public pinion in US as it was the war that was extensively covered on TV
Explanation:
The Vietnam war was the first war that America fought that was covered by free press over TV who showed the common people the true horrors of the war they were witnessing and ended up influencing the public opinion against the government.
The public felt a disconnect from the war as they could not identify the reason why their soldiers were fighting so far away from home without a seemingly important cause to them at least as things back home seemed fine.
From the tone of this speaker, I can infer that the life in the colonies was of mixed feelings.
From what the speaker said, it seems like the colonists are divided on the quest for independence. According to him, the British people had done some good. The only issue he had was based on taxation.
He agrees that the British had changed the colonies by making it to flourish and have more population. He likened this growth to be the effort of the British.
He wanted the people to be grateful to the British for the protection that they received under them.
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