Chapter 4 of Who Are We? discusses Anglo-Protestant Culture. Huntington asserts an interesting point that America would not the same as it is today if it had not been inhabited by British Protestants. If it were inhabited by French, Spanish, or Portuguese… Read moreWho Are We Chapter 4 ERA
While watching The Witch, I was impressed by the many ways in which the film portrayed Puritans of the time. There was a great effort to capture the clothing, the setting, and the dialect of the Puritan people in North… Read moreReligious Freedom in “The Witch”
A main factor that contributes to the argument that a nation can have an identity is nationalism. If the majority of a nation’s population believes their nation is the best the issue of a nation losing its identity won’t be… Read moreNational Identity
In the beginning of this chapter, Huntington differentiates between settler and Immigrants. Settlers refer to the first societies of Anglo-Protestants that first settled in America. They brought with them their own culture that became the common culture of the United… Read moreHuntington-ERA Chapter 3