Crevecoeur denounces backwoods settlers for their “degeneracy” because he judges them to lack what essential quality that he adm

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zloy xaker [14]

4 years ago

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Crevecoeur denounces backwoods settlers for their “degeneracy” because he judges them to lack what essential quality that he adm

ires in more settled colonists?
religion
etiquette
government
industriousness

History

2 answers:

Tanzania [10] · Answer 1 · 2021-12-20T06:34:45+03:00

Tanzania [10]4 years ago

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I think he judged them for their lack of <span>industriousness</span>

marta [7] · Answer 2 · 2021-12-20T08:14:56+03:00

Answer:

Industriousness

Explanation:

Crevecoeur was a French aristocrat who became a writer in New York and was naturalized American under the name of John Hector St. John. He is particularly famous for his series of essays <em>Letters from an American Farmer</em>. In his essays, Crevecoeur denounces the "degeneracy" of "backwoods settlers" because he thought they were not as hardworking as settled colonists and they lacked their industriousness.