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    The document summarizes the British view of the American position on Oregon in 1846 based on a political cartoon from the time. The British saw themselves as the strong, mature father watching over child-like America. They viewed the American claims to Oregon as a waste of time and believed the US had foolishly low expectations due to the long history of British dominance over the former colonies. The cartoon portrayed Britain standing guard over an excited but unprepared America, reflecting the British sense of superiority over the US in disputes over the Oregon territory.

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    CH 17 Asaps

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    Chapter

    17 ASAPS

    1)A British View of the Oregon Controversy (1846) (p. 381)

    Prompt: How did the British view the American position on Oregon?
    According to the political cartoon, Britain is the strong mature father to the tiny weak child-like
    America (Document 1).The British view the American position on Oregon as waste of time and
    foolish low expectations. The idea is well detailed by drawing Britain as a watchful guard to the
    preparing and excited America, this directly issues that the British feel more mature than
    Americans who get excited to fight. The British at this time saw Americans as if they had a very
    poor opportunity to win Oregon because the British had reigned over America for a very long
    time so they always felt superior to them.

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