During the colonial period and leading up to the American Revolution, many Virginians primarily identified as Virginians, with a strong sense of local identity tied to their colony's distinct culture and governance. However, as tensions with Britain escalated, a growing number began to embrace a broader American identity, especially among revolutionary leaders who advocated for independence. By the time of the Revolution, the idea of being an American was increasingly adopted, though regional loyalties remained significant. Ultimately, this dual identity reflected the complex social and political landscape of the time.
Having survived a bloody and terrible trial, Americans came to understand the strength of the bonds that held them together. People began to think of themselves not as New Yorkers or as Virginians, but as Americans. And in time, everyone in the nation would experience pride in the country's achievements, and sadness in its tragedies.
Well, americans called themselves "Americans" when they relized they were legal citezens of America and made a specific name for people who were citezens which were just "Americans"
Native americans lit fire in the wood to protect themselves from wild animals or make themselves warm.
They felt more patriotic for their country. A increased sense of nationalism was surged through the nation.
A.the return to the plantation system B.better education The answer is : A. the return to the plantation system
People identified themselves as Virginians or New Yorkers rather than as Americans.
Having survived a bloody and terrible trial, Americans came to understand the strength of the bonds that held them together. People began to think of themselves not as New Yorkers or as Virginians, but as Americans. And in time, everyone in the nation would experience pride in the country's achievements, and sadness in its tragedies.
everybody has their own opinion in my case, i think Americans think they areawesome. they think to good of themselves.
The answer is: Virginians.
The Virginians was created in 1857.
Virginians was created in 1952.
The Virginians has 758 pages.
The word Virginians is already plural.The plural possessive is Virginians' (e.g. Many Virginians' family trees can be traced back to the early English settlers.)
The New Virginians was created in 1972.
The Marching Virginians was created in 1974.
Richmond Virginians was created in 1954.
Richmond Virginians ended in 1964.