During the Enlightenment, the categorization of peoples became prevalent throughout European intellectuals. Carolus Linnaeus, who was one of Europe’s most accomplished naturalists, produced the first way of categorizing all peoples by hair texture, facial features, and skin color. What if people were not categorized by those characteristics, but were judged by their character as an individual? Would society and how people grouped together as a community changed? What if people of every skin color, facial feature, and hair texture, were grouped separately and were placed together to form different types of governing methods and communities built upon religion and beliefs, rather than outward appearances. We are all made to work together, be
