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    Nicholas David Schultz Mr. Silva English 110 December 1‚ 2012 The Moral Decline from the 1900s Felt a Decade Later. The rate of change started to accelerate in the early 1900s as new influences had an effect that reached even the furthest parts of the country. This had the effect of creating a new country-wide culture in the early twentieth century. The United States was founded on the “God given rights” of its people and religion‚ although very controversial; created the foundation of the

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    in general. In areas such as the economy‚ foreign support‚ dividing the union‚ morality‚ and the future impact. I. Slavery created many economic conflicts for Americans in the south * In his text‚ Democracy in America (1835)‚ Alexis de Tocqueville wrote that “the colonies in which there were no slaves became more populous and richer than those in which slavery flourish”‚ proving through his own observations slavery did not give pro slave states any kind of economic superiority whatsoever

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    say that he has never worked in a factory before making his opinion not biased at all‚ Southey may also be considered an educated man since he was able to write a book about the things in which he has seen. To show a similar relationship Alexis de Tocqueville states how in Manchester you don’t see happy ease going out for a walk in the streets or even going out to walk in the county side‚ yet you see the individual powers of man being taken away to where he is somber and uncouth individual‚ where

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    There were many reform movements which took place during the 1800s leading up to the Civil War‚ a primary effect of these movements. Still‚ each different campaign had at least one aspect of similarity: their cause. Antebellum reform was motivated primarily by humanitarian goals due to the influences of evangelicalism‚ human morale‚ and democratic ideals. Religion played a major role in the lives of all citizens during the building and expansion of the United States into the West. Its greatest influence

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    Manchester is a city in England that experienced tremendous growth between the 1750’s and 1850’s. The population grew from 18‚000 in 1750 to over 300‚000 by the census of 1851. This growth called for more homes and factories to be built in order to support the growing population. With the constructing of more factories to support the rise in population came the growth of industry and manufacturing. The growth of the city‚ along with these factories‚ brought about several issues other than the manufacturing

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    Reading Folder Two‚ Article 1‚ Question 1 The invention of the Steam Loom completely revolutionized the way that cloth items are made. Because of its efficiency‚ it quickly replaced the Hand Loom by its rapid ability to make cloth. This came to benefit society by its ability to greatly increase the output of goods produced‚ making it easier to meet consumer needs. This can also be seen as a negative effect on local economies. Since the Steam Looms replaced people‚ this put many people out of

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    and import of this shift can be regarded as progressive‚ because it is grounded on the belief that a political institution can sustain an orderly society‚ while simultaneously preserving the liberties and equalities of individuals. John Locke and Alexis de

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    Chp 9 Identifications Alexis de Tocqueville and changes in America ● In 1813‚ Tocqueville and Beaumont‚ 2 young French aristocrats on a mission to find out more about the American republic‚ found themselves stuck in Memphis‚ Tennessee because of the frozen Ohio River en route to New Orleans. ● On Christmas‚ the Frenchmen along with a federal agent accompanying relocating Choctaw Natives persuaded the captain to turn the boat. ● Tocqueville wrote about the dispirited Natives

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    Tocqueville has a preeminent and keen insight of democracy in America that he apperceives the disadvantages of the omnipotence of the majority of America and its consequences. He believes that this omnipotence should be limited and the jurisprudence could be the greatest power to balance it. In chapter seven‚ Tocqueville primarily talks about the unlimited power of the omnipotence of the majority of America. The natural strengths of the majority rule are clearly elaborated by Tocqueville in two ways

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    A Shattered Liberty “Liberty cannot be established without morality‚ nor morality without faith.” Asserted by Alexis de Tocqueville‚ French political thinker and historian and author of the book‚ Democracy in America‚ this quintessential truth regarding freedom encapsulates the movement for freedom during the American Revolution. At first glance‚ this revolution seems to be one that was formed from a desire for wealth and power‚ because of the flawed intent of the British parliament and their taxes

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