Choose a final sentence to end this paragraph. The sentence you choose should be: relevant to the ideas in the rest of the paragraph, clear and easy to understand, factually correct, written with quality spelling and grammar for an 8th grade student. (1 point) Responses The concept of patriotism, closely intertwined with the duty of defending the nation, resonated profoundly with a substantial portion of the population. This sentiment, deeply rooted in a sense of national pride, rendered the war not only justifiable but also acceptable and even appealing to many of its supporters. The concept of patriotism, closely intertwined with the duty of defending the nation, resonated profoundly with a substantial portion of the population. This sentiment, deeply rooted in a sense of national pride, rendered the war not only justifiable but also acceptable and even appealing to many of its supporters. alot of amercans thot the war was probly a good ideaa becuz they wanting to defind the contry and feel importent alot of amercans thot the war was probly a good ideaa becuz they wanting to defind the contry and feel importent Many Americans supported the war to expand the United States' territory, and more importantly, to show the country’s pride and strength. Many Americans supported the war to expand the United States' territory, and more importantly, to show the country’s pride and strength. Most Americans were against the war, believing that the U.S. was too powerful already and didn’t need any more land, but they reluctantly accepted it as a way to end Canadian dominance over the continent. Most Americans were against the war, believing that the U.S. was too powerful already and didn’t need any more land, but they reluctantly accepted it as a way to end Canadian dominance over the continent.

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Ultimately, this clash of opinions highlighted the complex nature of patriotism and the differing views on how best to defend and represent the nation.