When comparing the three races that clash in the North American Continent, Tocqueville first without question sets the Europeans as the ultimate form of human-based on intelligence, power and enjoyment then lists the native Americans and African Americans as the… Read moreComparison of Race by Tocqueville
This excerpt from Tocqueville is a detailed account of Americas physical charachteristics in the early 19thcentury. He describes the country as it stood hundreds of years ago before it was colonized by Europeans. The make up of the land was… Read moreThoughts on “EXTERIOR FORM OF NORTH AMERICA”
I do agree with Haidt on the topic of equality of outcomes causing problems. Haidt speaks about a certain example of Obama changing required suspension rates in schools based on race. It will eventually cause problems if whites and asians… Read moreHaidt Social Justice
Tocqueville begins to talk about and establish the three different races that were in occurrence during the 1830’s. He describes these three races as “naturally distinct…hostile to each other.” These two cues is what is discoverable at first glance between… Read moreResponse to Tocqueville’s: Three Racial Groups
The chapter Exterior Form of North America in Tocqueville’s book Democracy in America is interesting because it gives the reader an insight on the landscape of North America before it was completely settled and explored. Tocqueville describes different geography in… Read moreThe Exterior Form of North America