@@hildaputri3731 - At that time(even now) there’s big prejudice between UK born people to those born in the Colonies, which are considered as lower class citizens compared to the "Real” British. Besides not getting to vote. They also had lower pay salary and lower rank compared to UK borns who are sent to the American colonies.
Yep. Rarely if ever that fact is relayed to people. He was the a-typical turncoat. With all due respect to the great experiment, it does have some serious hypocrites at its base.
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An amazing painting. Still sticks out in my memory how large and life sized it was. 🇺🇸
*is. Even though the fist was destroyed, there's a full-sized replica that was made in 1850, that's still around
Honestly such a dope painting
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I've always found the presence of the black man in the front but facing away from.thr viewer
George washington used to be a british leutenant but he turned to america
Yeah but he was born in America
All of americans came from british origins british people went there and had babies so are they really american?
@@hildaputri3731 - At that time(even now) there’s big prejudice between UK born people to those born in the Colonies, which are considered as lower class citizens compared to the "Real” British. Besides not getting to vote. They also had lower pay salary and lower rank compared to UK borns who are sent to the American colonies.
Yep. Rarely if ever that fact is relayed to people. He was the a-typical turncoat. With all due respect to the great experiment, it does have some serious hypocrites at its base.
@@Ominousheat Oi you got a license for that comment?
Who is here because of Shane Gillis?
The painting is very misleading George didn't cross the Delaware in a boat they used barges that held soldiers horses and supplies
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