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How did the integrationist views of Frederick Douglass compare and contrast with the Nationalist views of David Walker, based on Takaki’s analysis in chapter five?

Posted on July 21, 2022 by Shady

How did the integrationist views of Frederick Douglass compare and contrast with the Nationalist views of David Walker, based on Takaki’s analysis in chapter five? What were their views on “armed struggle” ? And, which abolitionist do you agree with most and why?

Discuss “save the man, one must destroy the savage.” What does Takaki point out about these so called “civilizing missions,” and their impact on Native people and their culture?

Posted on July 15, 2022 by Shady

Discuss: 1. It was a common phrase used during this era by European settlers that to, “save the man, one must destroy the savage.” What does Takaki point out about these so called “civilizing missions,” and their impact on Native people and their culture?

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