July 1942: United We Stand: History of the Motto

The motto of the banner cover movement in July 1942 was popular since the American Revolutionary War. It began in the fourth quarter of John Dickinson's 1768 patriotic song "Freedom Song"

During the Civil War, this sentence became the slogan of the alliance. By the beginning of the 20th century, labor unions have adopted the slogan demanding solidarity in the struggle for better working conditions.

In World War II, connecting our position not only evoked America's patriotism but also the Allied Represented by Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands with a speech submitted to the US Congress on August 5, 1942 It also evoked the unity of. As such: We unite and unite and achieve victory

Recently, following the terrorist attack on 11th September 2001, when Americans faced a new national crisis, the phrase "We are standing together" appeared with the flag.

In America's history, the motto "We unite and divide us" is obviously a patriotic slogan. Freedom Song is one of the earliest patriotic songs of 13 colonial era, written by father Father John Dickinson. This song was first published in Boston in July 1768. The sixth poem contains the earliest published publications in America. During the American Civil War, "unifying our position" was a call for the cause of the alliance. By the beginning of the 20th century, labor unions have adopted the slogan demanding solidarity in the struggle for better working conditions. In World War II, solidarity among allies was triggered by "participating in our position". In a speech at the US Congress on August 5, 1942, Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands said, "We unite, unite and win."

"We unite and divide us" is a phrase used in various types of maxims, the most common being to inspire unity and collaboration. The central concept is collectivism idea. In other words, if individual members (union, alliance, alliance, alliance etc) of an ideal group function as their own, not as a team, each one is destined to fail and fail. You will be defeated. This expression usually uses only the word "be together". A similar phrase appears in the New Testament Bible - Marco 3:25 translated from historical Greek to English.

Congress enacted Public Law 84-140 on July 11, just one month after the word "under God" was included in the pledge of loyalty. . The law was signed by President Eisenhower on July 30, 1956, and gradually increased the motto of bills from 1957 to 1966. (See 1864 and 1938) In popular movie "Blackboard Jungle" for minors, Bill Haley and Comets Rock Around The Clock became the first rock album that appeared on the pop chart for the second consecutive year. We will set one position and the top 100 for 38 weeks. This record will be broken for 39 years.