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Now for the 13 colonies theme!!!!!!!!! :D
(only 1 vote on the themes but it came up as 100% ;))
I hope y'all have fun with this theme!! :) I tried to stay as historically accerate as possible ;)
Please link to applications you voted on:
Previously Stamped as
Strengths
Weaknesses:
What you dislike/pet peeves:
likes:
talents:
Music:
conservative or liberal (answer as if you were in the 1770s ;))
This or That
Extroverted or Introverted
Idealistic or Realistic
Shy or Outgoing?:
Lovable or Disliked?:
Pessimist or Optimist
Lover or Fighter
Favorite quote?:
goals in life?:
favorite color:
favorite movie:
Most people in America today of course would want freedom from England! :) but try your best to imagine you were back then..
if you felt the government power was growing what would you do?
are you more involved or just want to be peaceful?
would you want complete seperation from the crown, or just resolve the current troubles?
Anything else?
Options:
(Sorry some of these states were harder to fill in)
Massachusetts- outspoken, well not tolerate tyranny, FREEDOM FROM THE CROWN!!,most vocal
Virginia- much like Massachusetts, trying to get the colonies to ban together to help Massachusetts,,
NC-worried about their rights being taken, independent, Congressman at first was against independence until after he heard a speech by John Adams his mind was changed.
SC- worried about economy, wants the war but if afraid of it damaging their economy
GA- like SC, except more "conservative" -----in the 18th century sense
DE- willing to sacrifice just about anything---even health as long as they get their freedom
New York- majority loyalist, doesn't want the war! :P
New Jersey- loyalist majority, many major battles fought, Washington Crossing the Delaware
CT- like Massachusetts zealously involved,
RI- also like Massachusetts, worried about other states taking their rights
MD- 'boarder state' , was willing to fight for their freedom-----but it could be taken any moment!
NH- Green Mountian boys, mostly wilderness but still strong to the patriots
PA- No War please!!!, Quaker Majority
(only 1 vote on the themes but it came up as 100% ;))
I hope y'all have fun with this theme!! :) I tried to stay as historically accerate as possible ;)
Please link to applications you voted on:
Previously Stamped as
Strengths
Weaknesses:
What you dislike/pet peeves:
likes:
talents:
Music:
conservative or liberal (answer as if you were in the 1770s ;))
This or That
Extroverted or Introverted
Idealistic or Realistic
Shy or Outgoing?:
Lovable or Disliked?:
Pessimist or Optimist
Lover or Fighter
Favorite quote?:
goals in life?:
favorite color:
favorite movie:
Most people in America today of course would want freedom from England! :) but try your best to imagine you were back then..
if you felt the government power was growing what would you do?
are you more involved or just want to be peaceful?
would you want complete seperation from the crown, or just resolve the current troubles?
Anything else?
Options:
(Sorry some of these states were harder to fill in)
Massachusetts- outspoken, well not tolerate tyranny, FREEDOM FROM THE CROWN!!,most vocal
Virginia- much like Massachusetts, trying to get the colonies to ban together to help Massachusetts,,
NC-worried about their rights being taken, independent, Congressman at first was against independence until after he heard a speech by John Adams his mind was changed.
SC- worried about economy, wants the war but if afraid of it damaging their economy
GA- like SC, except more "conservative" -----in the 18th century sense
DE- willing to sacrifice just about anything---even health as long as they get their freedom
New York- majority loyalist, doesn't want the war! :P
New Jersey- loyalist majority, many major battles fought, Washington Crossing the Delaware
CT- like Massachusetts zealously involved,
RI- also like Massachusetts, worried about other states taking their rights
MD- 'boarder state' , was willing to fight for their freedom-----but it could be taken any moment!
NH- Green Mountian boys, mostly wilderness but still strong to the patriots
PA- No War please!!!, Quaker Majority