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The meaning of being human is to be in the center of your own world, or universe, to experience life in all its colours, mysteries, and all its potential.
in philosophy- We are human because of our reason. Like other species, we act. But we are different than them, we have reasons for our doings. And that, for Kant (the german philosopher, 1724-1804), is what it means to be a human. “All our knowledge begins with the senses, proceeds then to the understanding, and ends with reason."
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Both created strong sectional differences. The tariff sectioned out the south from the north. Slavery divided African Americans and other races from Caucasians.
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It eliminated trade barriers between the United States, Canada, and Mexico, but raised issues about protecting American jobs.
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