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Academic Term Papers Catalog Tocqueville and Beaumont on Slavery and Racial Inequality in America.
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12611. Tocqueville and Beaumont on Slavery and Racial Inequality in America.This paper provides a critical analysis of Tocqueville and Beaumont's observations, comments, and conclusions regarding racial inequality in America. The focus of the analysis is on the Frenchmen's commentary on Black-White racial inequality and slavery. The main part of the analysis compares and contrasts Beaumont's and Tocqueville's perspective and opinion on racial inequality and slavery. In particular, the analysis examines the two travelers' perceptions of the condition of Blacks in America, the geographical (North-South) differences in American race relations, the factors supporting slavery in the U.S., and the prospects (and potential problems therein) in abolishing slavery and achieving equality between blacks and whites in America. A concluding section considers the validity of their assessments. 20 pages, 48 footnotes, 8 bibliographic sources. |
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