An American person as a whole has two distinct historical periods that define his or her origin in the United States. American history is marked importantly by two historical eras, namely, the Colonial Period and the Revolutionary era. Furthermore, this has, therefore, made the United States a repository of two major forces: the immigrants from Europe with diverse cultures, ideas, and nationalities as well as the great impact of the new country that modified these diverse European national traits. The Colonial Period in the seventeenth century was evidently marked by the coming of colonialists from England resulting in the emergence of careful management and planning. Virginia and Massachusetts were the first two colonies to be founded by the
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The two seem to stand for the American melting pot defending diverse cultural groups’ right to survive as this would then promote the liberal ideas on individual self-development and moral autonomy (Tamar 113). Furthermore, the two ideals support Americanization, a program that conformed immigrants slide into the American culture without much struggle. Liberalists supported the idea of new immigrants being allocated to jobs and admission to various colleges with a variety of benefits irrespective of ethnicity, race, and …show more content…
.Religious Rights activists with right-wing television preachers have comprehensively undertaken thorough research to determine whether America was founded as a Christian nation. Three distinct American documents have it all. Thomas Jefferson’s “Declaration of Independence”, wrote in 1766, The Paris Treaty of 1783, and the American Constitution are clear, conclusive evidence of America as a Christian nation. Jefferson in his document has lots of references to God. This has been depicted when he claims that human beings are endowed by their creator, with guaranteed undisputable rights (Louisville 198-245). Furthermore, in his pamphlet, he also mentions, “protection of Divine Providence” and “Nature’s God.” These are clear evidences that America is a Christian
The two seem to stand for the American melting pot defending diverse cultural groups’ right to survive as this would then promote the liberal ideas on individual self-development and moral autonomy (Tamar 113). Furthermore, the two ideals support Americanization, a program that conformed immigrants slide into the American culture without much struggle. Liberalists supported the idea of new immigrants being allocated to jobs and admission to various colleges with a variety of benefits irrespective of ethnicity, race, and …show more content…
.Religious Rights activists with right-wing television preachers have comprehensively undertaken thorough research to determine whether America was founded as a Christian nation. Three distinct American documents have it all. Thomas Jefferson’s “Declaration of Independence”, wrote in 1766, The Paris Treaty of 1783, and the American Constitution are clear, conclusive evidence of America as a Christian nation. Jefferson in his document has lots of references to God. This has been depicted when he claims that human beings are endowed by their creator, with guaranteed undisputable rights (Louisville 198-245). Furthermore, in his pamphlet, he also mentions, “protection of Divine Providence” and “Nature’s God.” These are clear evidences that America is a Christian