Which action did colonists use this cartoon to support

Unity in the fight against a joined enemy

Explanation:

Benjamin Franklin’s Join, or die political cartoon had the idea of uniting colonies against the enemy of unified France and Native Americans.

The cartoon presents separated into eight pieces, each representing one colony or region (New England – the head of the snake – was presented unified, instead of presented as 4 colonies). From the original thirteen colonies, Delaware and Georgia were left out. The curving is drawn to resemble the coastline of the United States.

However, the cartoon was later used to support uniting and fighting for independence during the American Revolutionary war. It was used as a call for unity once again. The joined fight and solidarity were proclaimed to be of the utmost importance in the resistance against the British monarchy.

answer; pentagon papers, vietnam draft-resistor, james dean, american revolution;