Thoreau's "Resistance to Civil Government" is primarily about:
C. The government and its role in an individual's life.
Thoreau asserts that a person is not required to obey laws that are unjust or to be loyal to an unjust government. Thoreau was especially critical of the United States government because it supported slavery and because of its militaristic aggression toward Mexico. To Thoreau, those actions delegitimized the United States government. As a result, he believed that individuals had a right to disobey the government. His essay promotes conscience over patriotism, conviction over politics, and individuality over authoritarianism.
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Despite increased free speech, "torches of liberty" and the Harlem Renaissance, why were the 1920s considered a reactionary period in American history? ... They limited the number of immigrants coming to America. Why did the 1920s see an increase in tension between science education and religious beliefs?
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