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American History Homework Four Answers - Model (view source)
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::... It was probably drawn by a very pro-American cartoonist, who wanted the treaty to be tough on England. When "John Bull" says "The wasps and hornets have stung me so hard I wish I had never disturbed their nests," I think he is referring to Britain being beaten by America, which did not happen. The lady saying "Though he has promised to draw his horns he must be safe bound to the stake before I treat with him" refers to America wanting the treaty to be tough on England. (Addison D.M.)
::... It was probably drawn by a very pro-American cartoonist, who wanted the treaty to be tough on England. When "John Bull" says "The wasps and hornets have stung me so hard I wish I had never disturbed their nests," I think he is referring to Britain being beaten by America, which did not happen. The lady saying "Though he has promised to draw his horns he must be safe bound to the stake before I treat with him" refers to America wanting the treaty to be tough on England. (Addison D.M.)
:: ... The viewpoint is Democratic-Republican, not Federalist .... (Aron M.) Teacher's note: Can you figure out why?<ref>Because the Federalists were ''pro''-British, and the cartoon is ''anti''-British.</ref>
:: ... The viewpoint is Democratic-Republican, not Federalist .... (Aran M.) Teacher's note: Can you figure out why?<ref>Because the Federalists were ''pro''-British, and the cartoon is ''anti''-British.</ref>
:: ... "... The Wasps and Hornets have stung me so hard ..." which likely symbolizes the victory that the Americans ''believed'' they had achieved. (Anna M.) (emphasis added)
:: ... "... The Wasps and Hornets have stung me so hard ..." which likely symbolizes the victory that the Americans ''believed'' they had achieved. (Anna M.) (emphasis added)