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... Social Darwinism - the notion that one race had been chosen through natural selection to rule over other races . Derived by analogous reasoning from Darwin's theories of biological evolution , Social Darwinism became a rage among ...
... Social Darwinism - the notion that one race had been chosen through natural selection to rule over other races . Derived by analogous reasoning from Darwin's theories of biological evolution , Social Darwinism became a rage among ...
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... Social Darwinist and imperialist posi- tions . This situation produced some curious social types : conservatives who were Social Darwinists but opposed to imperialism , progressives who favored both Social Darwinism and imperialism ...
... Social Darwinist and imperialist posi- tions . This situation produced some curious social types : conservatives who were Social Darwinists but opposed to imperialism , progressives who favored both Social Darwinism and imperialism ...
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Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen, Pamela P. Allen. That Social Darwinism came to epitomize the new racist ideology is readily explained . In the first place , Social Dar- winism , with its emphasis ...
Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen, Pamela P. Allen. That Social Darwinism came to epitomize the new racist ideology is readily explained . In the first place , Social Dar- winism , with its emphasis ...
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