In The Devil and Daniel Webster By Stephen Vincent Benet, Jabez Stone sells his soul to the devil because he is having bad luck growing crops in the rocky soil of his farm in New England. He agrees with the devil (Ol' Scratch) that he will give him his soul in seven years.
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<span>The long lasting effects from American explorers exploring the west was that it allowed the nation to expand to the west. Settlers began to move to that area and began colonizing it, this would lead to that area eventually becoming the United States. It also allowed for the discovery of mining natural resources which created opportunities for wealth and also led to the development of mass transport like the railroads and shipping.</span>
Stamp Act
The Stamp Act was passed as part of a series of acts meant to produce tax money from the colonies to pay for the debt created from the French-Indian War.
The Stamp Act was the first direct tax placed on the colonies. The colonists violently opposed the act by rioting in the colonies. The colonists argued they were not represented in Parliament and therefore it was unconstitutional for England to place direct taxes on the colonies. The attacks on stamp collectors forced Parliament to reverse the Stamp Act a year after it passed.
The Factory Act improved the conditions of the industrial workers in England during the nineteenth century. This act regulated the working conditions of Industrial worker. It regulated the working hours and welfare of the women and children who worked in the cotton mills. It included sanitation, ventilation, number of working hours per day, as well as the safety around machinery. This act was ignored by the factory owners until 1833, A professional factory inspectorate was established in 1833. The factory inspectorate was responsible for making sure that the industrialists and factory owners adhered to the Factory Act.
Jackson and Tocqueville shared values related to populism and individualism.
<h3>What values were adopted only by Tocqueville?</h3>
- Egalitarianism.
- Freedom.
- Laissez-faire.
As can be seen above, Tocqueville was an advocate of egalitarianism and liberty. This means that he believed that in a society everyone should have the right to freedom and should be seen as equal and worthy of the same right. In this case, we can consider that he would not support slavery in American countries, as he violated the two values he defended all his life.
Tocqueville would believe that slavery was a cruel system that devalued people and caused damage to freedom and social well-being.
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