: The author of Common Sense , which inspired the American Revolution , was born in Thetford, Norfolk .

: Many of the Pilgrims who sailed in 1620 were from this region, seeking religious freedom .

: His ancestors hailed from Hingham, Norfolk, where a bust of the president still sits in the local church .

The connection between Anglia (the East of England) and the USA is a "good story" because it spans centuries—from the roots of the American Revolution to the "friendly invasion" of WWII and even a quirky British car that found a second life as a Hollywood icon. 🗽 Colonial Roots: "The Cradle of America"

: Recent historical interest, including major tours and media , continues to preserve these stories . 🚗 The Ford Anglia: A Quirky Icon

: Names like Boston, Lincoln, and Braintree were carried across the Atlantic by homesick settlers . ✈️ WWII: The "Friendly Invasion"

: Between 1942 and 1945, nearly half a million US servicemen were stationed at airbases across Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex .

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: The author of Common Sense , which inspired the American Revolution , was born in Thetford, Norfolk .

: Many of the Pilgrims who sailed in 1620 were from this region, seeking religious freedom . Anglia - USA

: His ancestors hailed from Hingham, Norfolk, where a bust of the president still sits in the local church . : The author of Common Sense , which

The connection between Anglia (the East of England) and the USA is a "good story" because it spans centuries—from the roots of the American Revolution to the "friendly invasion" of WWII and even a quirky British car that found a second life as a Hollywood icon. 🗽 Colonial Roots: "The Cradle of America" The connection between Anglia (the East of England)

: Recent historical interest, including major tours and media , continues to preserve these stories . 🚗 The Ford Anglia: A Quirky Icon

: Names like Boston, Lincoln, and Braintree were carried across the Atlantic by homesick settlers . ✈️ WWII: The "Friendly Invasion"

: Between 1942 and 1945, nearly half a million US servicemen were stationed at airbases across Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex .