Native-born
Protestants:
*Believed that
Bible is the basis for the US constitution, laws and liberty.
*And the source
of wisdom and guidance.
*Thus, they
promise to protect it at all costs.
*They believe
that the immigrants (mostly Catholics) were came to erase the Protestantism
thus, creating counteract efforts to fight them like the Know-Nothing Movement.
*America’s
foundation is of Protestant principles.
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*Uphold and protect
the principles to prove their commitment.
*He/she must believe these principles with her heart and soul.</span>
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Answer:
are their any awnser choices
Explanation:
No, The big disagreement was what was the nations future with slavery, some of the founding fathers wanted it while most did not. Thomas Jefferson thought that the last thing they needed was to be disunited during a revolution, so he left it out of the Constitution and just put that all men were created equal.
Believed that the depression underscored the urgent need for the free coinage of silver
The bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was a complete atrocity. Thousands of Japanese people were instantly killed, but others died from painful radiation. Harry Truman made the decision to bomb both cities. I believe that this was a mistake for many reasons. The first being that the Japanese were ready to surrender. The second being that, as General Dwight Eisenhower said, "I hated to see my magnificent country be the first to use such an awful weapon."