The Patriot Team welcome LCT Carattini for his first full week as the new Commander of the 1st MRBn. The staff provided duty and responsibility brief and familiarization with LTC Carattini. This week we have focused on preparing 43 MAVNI applicants for their investigation interviews that begin on 14 August. In addition, the BN is preparing to receive BG Vereen on Monday. We have coordinated with is Aide to take him to the Elkridge Medical Recruiting Center, followed by the North East Chaplain Recruiting Center, and ending and the BN…
The Patriot is about a man named Benjamin Martin. Benjamin Martin, father of seven, had fought in the French – Indian War and become a legend. This movie takes place during the American Revolutionary War and in South Carolina in the year 1776. Benjamin's son Gabriel wishes to join the Continental Army against his father's wishes. Gabriel is then captured by the Red Coats outside of his own house when he had come home to be aided for his injuries that occurred nearby during the war. When Gabriel's younger brother, Thomas witnessed his brother being captured he attacked a Red Coat soldier named Colonel William Tavington. Colonel Tavington then shoots Thomas, leaving with Gabriel. Thomas then dies in his father's arms. Benjamin then takes…
After the Declaration of Independence, Loyalists and Patriots were more sharply divided, and Patriots often confiscated Loyalist property and resell it (good way to raise money).…
The term patriotism means to love your country or have pride in your nation, and this is exactly how people felt at the very start of the war. Many say that patriotism was fueling the war and the millions of troops fighting in it. In the movie, the young boys and Paul Baumer…
American history has traditionally considered loyalists as traitors and American patriots as heroes during American Revolutionary War. As the history had written, loyalists or “Tories” as their opponents called them, were traitors during American Revolutionary War. However, is it moral when American patriots called those people are traitors while they betrayed the people who first discovered America, which is the British? This essay will focus on connection between loyalist and traitor; the essay will first define the meaning of loyalist and traitor during American Revolutionary War and thereafter will compare a contrast with Joseph Brant and Benedict Arnold.…
While the Revolution was a war for freedom, some people favored the British rule and King. These were English, German, and Dutch people mainly, and they remained loyal to the King of England and so were called Loyalists. But they were considered traitors to revolutionary-minded people, and their property was taken from them or destroyed and many were…
The title, 1775: A Good Year for Revolution, may sound like a more modest undertaking, though its size -- well over 500 pages -- indicates otherwise. In some sense, the argument is simple: 1775, not 1776, was the real hinge of American history, the moment when independence transformed from a possibility to a reality. Indeed, it was only the tremendous sense of momentum that came out of 1775, especially in terms of the string of victories Phillips dubs "the Battle of Boston," that allowed the Patriot cause to absorb the many military blows that followed the Declaration, years in which the "rage militaire" (Phillips) of '75 largely dissipated, especially in the South. "The spirit of '76," by contrast, was a bicentennial marketing device. But the scope of the book is in fact much wider. Phillips offers a sweeping interpretation of the coming of the Revolution that encompasses familiar topics like politics and economics as well as less familiar ones like the logistics of international gunpowder supply and naval tactics. He also foregrounds the interplay between culture and geography, paying special attention to the dynamics of Massachusetts, Connecticut, Virginia and South Carolina, whose role he sees as pivotal (Connecticut and South Carolina too often overlooked). There's also a fine chapter on the…
Other people thought it would be dangerous to be separated from the British due to the cultural and family ties they had in Britain. Also they were nervous that if they separated they would cause a war with Britain that they wouldn’t be able to win. The people who wanted to stay loyal to Great Britain were called Loyalist. Fear and…
In “The Patriot”, the tactics of war used by the British Army differ significantly from those used by the American rebels. The British based war and victory on honor. If a battle is not won properly, it might as well have not been won at all. Benjamin Martin, the leader of the rebels, identifies the pride of the British as their weakness. The American rebels based war on victory itself and concentrated their efforts in simply defeating the British. Their sole objective is to win; they did not have the luxury of being “civil” in their war tactics. This contrast is shown very well in several scenes from the movie.…
The Patriot was a movie about a man named Benjamin Martin, a French-Indian war hero who is obsessed by his past. He was a patriot, who does not wants part in a war with Britain nor support the war. During the American Revolution in 1776, Benjamin Martin called to Charleston to vote in the South Carolina General Assembly on a levy supporting the Continental Army. Benjamin avoids it due to the fear war against Great Britain. Captain James Wilkins votes against and joins the Loyalists. Benjamin's eldest son Gabriel immediately signs up to fight, without his father's permission and joins the Continental Army.…
First off, a big historical truth in the movie the Patriot is the social and the slave life in the southern colonies. The plantation owners or people that had multiple slaves ruled the south and if you didn’t rule in the south then you struggled. In the south you were either are a wealthy rich plantation…
Even though the loyalist opposed the American Revolution, Patriots wanted to create a nation with equality and a complete different society compared to the Great Britain (Doc B). They expressed the importance of people’s rights, economic strength, and freedom for every citizen. However, the American Revolution did not meet the needs and hopes that they had expected; they have suffered from economic instability, failed to control their alliances with other countries, political division occurred, and failed to grant the equal rights for every people.…
The word "patriot" refers to a person in the colonies who sided with the American Revolution. Calling the revolutionaries…
okay cause they didn’t support them which is disturbingly selfish and selfless. Sometimes the loyalists houses and properties were burned up/taken away. There was sticky tar placed on their skin and feathers stuck on them and that would suffocate them to death. Patriots felt as if the British Parliament had no rights or say on how to spend taxes.…
The conservative Loyalists had strong intentions of remaining patriotic to Great Britain, but not to the land in which they lived in. The Loyalists faction typically consisted of traditional colonists, government officials and Anglican clergymen who were taught fidelity to the crown. The majority of Loyalists during the war tended to be wealthier than the American Patriots; thus, they considered themselves to be more civilized than the average colonists and doubted amateur American…