How did the isolation of the colonists help to develop American values? Americans often placed a high value on being isolated.
Americans learned to value helping one another as volunteers.
People of many different backgrounds valued being Americans.
People in America valued the chance to share their special culture,

People of many different backgrounds valued being Americans.

Explanation:

During the period after the French and Indian War, and until the late 1840s, America began to form as a nation with its own cultural and social identity, separate from that of Great Britain and the other powers of the time.

Thus, during this period, the country was somewhat isolated from the other nations due to the political conflicts that took place there. For this reason, this served for the colonists to consolidate their own national identity as Americans, moving away from foreign influences and generating a feeling of national unity.

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