Question

In many aspects, the Revolution was a conflict about defining region and space, clearly de-lineating old and new borders. Identify the statements that describe how the Revolution was also a borderlands conflict where space, culture, and identity met?

Answer 1

Answer:

1. Although Canada defined itself in opposition to the United States of America, goods and ideas flowed easily across the border.

2. The Revolution created an international border between the United States of America and Quebec. The patriots stayed on one side and the loyalists on the other.

Explanation:

The statements that describe how the Revolution was also a borderlands conflict where space, culture, and identity met are;

1. Although Canada defined itself in opposition to the United States of America, goods and ideas flowed easily across the border.

2. The Revolution created an international border between the United States of America and Quebec. The patriots stayed on one side and the loyalists on the other.