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| − | '''Barbarism''' is defined as the absence of culture and civilization. Secondly, it is defined as cruelty to human life. In the [[United States]], barbarism once existed in the mid-1800s as two twin relics: [[polygamy]] and [[slavery]]. As a result, the [[Republican Party]] was founded in 1854 to subvert the numerous affects on these twin relics. | + | '''Barbarism''' is defined as the absence of culture and civilization. Secondly, it is defined as cruelty to human life. In the [[United States]], barbarism once existed in the mid-1800s as two twin relics: [[polygamy]] and [[slavery]]. As a result, the [[Republican Party]] was founded in 1854 to subvert the numerous affects on these twin relics.<ref>https://www.nationalreview.com/2004/08/republicans-and-relics-barbarism-robert-p-george-william-l-saunders/amp/</ref> |
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Revision as of 16:32, November 20, 2021
Barbarism is defined as the absence of culture and civilization. Secondly, it is defined as cruelty to human life. In the United States, barbarism once existed in the mid-1800s as two twin relics: polygamy and slavery. As a result, the Republican Party was founded in 1854 to subvert the numerous affects on these twin relics.[1]