In the 18th century a popular trend of eugenics was coming up. We could see these on Americas International actions and their justification. We also see other countries who claim it is false and that it doesn’t exist that they are the same and are able and willing to govern themselves Senator Albert Beveridge is a strong supporter of how America has its international policies. He points out that Americans came from the stronger raise in history of the world. A raise that concerns with their given power, he goes on glorifying the wars and the history of all of those solder who fought bravery for their country and also all of those, he even goes as far as saying that god has given the American race the gifts before other nations and that United
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Sumner mentions that there are classes as long as there is people who believe that they could manage others they there will always be classes (510) these could be compared to the senator who believes they can’t dominate other nations because America is the best country and has the best people. Sumner later mentions that the class that has done thing to get themselves out of property that the other classes might rice and then promise protection to those lower classes (510). We could compare these with the united states and how the president went on a war to help out those in lower class (the Cubans) who could not get themselves out of property (Spanish conquest) with the promise to help protect those Cubans who could be consider lower class compared to the United States. Sumner mentions that sometimes the upper classes make themselves the rights to do anything they want in order to make them happy and get what they want (509). We could compare these with the senator how he wanted to conquer the Philippines and was super for the American people have the hear, smarts and blood.
In conclusion we could see and event compare the given documents from section 21 with the ideas of Social Darwinism and also with eugenics ideas. The biggest examples of these chapter is Senator Albert who is strongly avocation toward the expansion of the influence of the united states of America in other
Sumner mentions that there are classes as long as there is people who believe that they could manage others they there will always be classes (510) these could be compared to the senator who believes they can’t dominate other nations because America is the best country and has the best people. Sumner later mentions that the class that has done thing to get themselves out of property that the other classes might rice and then promise protection to those lower classes (510). We could compare these with the united states and how the president went on a war to help out those in lower class (the Cubans) who could not get themselves out of property (Spanish conquest) with the promise to help protect those Cubans who could be consider lower class compared to the United States. Sumner mentions that sometimes the upper classes make themselves the rights to do anything they want in order to make them happy and get what they want (509). We could compare these with the senator how he wanted to conquer the Philippines and was super for the American people have the hear, smarts and blood.
In conclusion we could see and event compare the given documents from section 21 with the ideas of Social Darwinism and also with eugenics ideas. The biggest examples of these chapter is Senator Albert who is strongly avocation toward the expansion of the influence of the united states of America in other