Example Of Contradiction In The United States

A contradiction is a idea that disagrees with itself as one part of the idea falsifies another portion. Most contradictions are related to an ideology, as ideology is derived from a “perfect” concept. However, true perfection is not possible so a gap forms between concept and reality. Since people are not perfect, the ideology cannot be fully implemented, thus leading to mistakes which manifest as contradictions. This divergence is apparent with ideas that are radical since they go against the “dominant ideology.”
In the case of early America, there are many examples of contradiction. One instance of contradiction found in the relationship between the United States and Mexico. The Treaty of Hidalgo Guadalupe is a post-war treaty between the