14.8b). Despite many such warning remarks, the American government flexed its young power and tore apart the meaning of their own Constitution. They felt justified by their racist belief that Anglo-Saxons had a manifest destiny to enrich the world with their own culture. This matter revealed the sad truth that the Anglo-Saxons were not so pure as to be above racism or the love of money. They jumped at the opportunity to take another people’s land despite the hardship that it put upon that people and, in doing so, weakened their own countries moral
14.8b). Despite many such warning remarks, the American government flexed its young power and tore apart the meaning of their own Constitution. They felt justified by their racist belief that Anglo-Saxons had a manifest destiny to enrich the world with their own culture. This matter revealed the sad truth that the Anglo-Saxons were not so pure as to be above racism or the love of money. They jumped at the opportunity to take another people’s land despite the hardship that it put upon that people and, in doing so, weakened their own countries moral