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Good , but went south gradually
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>>3319098>The Dutch, Germans, and even the Italians assimilated fine.That's the problem with the current United States and race. If your country can not force a population to assimilate, and just crosses it's fingers and hopes that they do, you are going to have a rough time.
>>3319114>>3319118I suppose I'm operating under the assumption that the founders maintained the same principles both in the War and in founding the U.S., which I suppose is wrong if the Federalists made that much of a difference in co-opting things. In that case, I don't really know. I'm still inclined to say it was bad though.
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>Moses Seixas: Warden (lay leader) of Touro Synagogue in Newport, RI. He wrote a welcoming letter to Washington in 1790 emphasizing religious liberty. Washington replied famously with "to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance."
>Gershom Mendes Seixas (Moses's brother): The leading Jewish clergyman/rabbi in America (at Shearith Israel in New York). He participated in Washington's 1789 inauguration
>Haym Salomon: A Polish-born Jewish merchant and financier who raised massive funds (hundreds of thousands of dollars, worth tens of millions today) for the Continental Army and personally lent money. Washington reportedly said "Send for Haym Salomon" when funds were desperately needed for the Yorktown campaign.
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>>3319098Nah not all of them assimilated especially not jews(slavs), italians, irish, any catholics
The truth is foreign ethnicities are the reason USA degraded thas on some gang shi real shi
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>The history of modern, civilised America opened with one of those great, really liberating, really revolutionary wars of which there have been so few compared to the vast number of wars of conquest which, like the present imperialist war, were caused by squabbles among kings, landowners or capitalists over the division of usurped lands or ill-gotten gains.
-Lenin
Supporting the American Revolution is for commies