The american bill of rights
the us took ideas from the English bill of rights and used it themselves
Answer: Owners of horse drawn wagons and canals did not want railroads because they feared they would lose business. Locomotives were unsafe and unreliable and often collided.
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Answer: They moved onto American Indian reservations.
In that time, colonists believed that if Native Americans were exposed to United States values and customs they would be able to transform the local's culture and merge it with their own to create what they believed to be 'more civilized' societies of Native Americans.
It was through the creation of '<em>native american boarding schools' </em>that the colonists managed to recondition native children and youth to their customs, by forbidding their religious practices, languages and tribal traditions and forcing them to practice their own religious beliefs.
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Explanation: is there any multiple choice??
The United States government used propaganda as a way to make Americans support the War. The Federal government used posters, films, and propaganda to start the spirit of patriotism and increase the number of labor and military force. The Government created a special Office for that that was called Office of War Information in 1942.
The Government propaganda was successful, American citizens were very supportive of the War and even helped the government by donating metals to build more military gear.
