10. What did Americans think of loafers and unsuccessful people in colonial times?

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grin007 [14]2 years ago

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The Americans thought of those people as lazy-backers, and made fun of them. They also humiliated them and ruined whatever good reputation they had.

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10. What did Americans think of loafers and unsuccessful people in colonial times?​

10. What did Americans think of loafers and unsuccessful people in colonial times?