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Why did referring to sauerkaraut as liberty cabbage seem patriotic apex?
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Why did referring to sauerkaraut as liberty cabbage seem patriotic apex?

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Answer: Refusing to use a german word made people feel more America.

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Because refusing a German word (sauerkraut) made people feel more American. Avoiding German words all together was more "American" or patriotic since the U.S was at war with them.
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