Question

questions 1 and 2 refer to the following. hall columbia! happy land! hall ye heroes, heaven born band. who fought and bled in freedoms cause, who fought and bled in freedoms cause. and when the storm of war was gone, enjoyd the peace your valor won— let independence be our boast. ever mindful what it cost. ever grateful for the prize, let its altar reach the skies. firm united let us be, rallying round our liberty, as a band of brothers joind, peace and safety we shall find. sound, sound the trump of fame, let george washingtons great name. which of the following developments best explains the sentiment expressed in the first verse of the song lyrics? (a) the conflicts between the federal army and native americans on western frontiers (b) the resumption of commerce with great britain after the american revolution (c) the growth among people in the united states of a sense of national identity (d) the partisan clash between democratic - republicans and federalists

Explanation:

The first - verse of the song lyrics praises heroes who fought for freedom and emphasizes independence. It reflects a growing sense of national identity among the people in the United States, celebrating the values and sacrifices that contributed to the nation's existence. The lyrics do not focus on conflicts with Native - Americans, resumption of commerce with Britain, or partisan clashes.

Answer:

C. The growth among people in the United States of a sense of national identity