Yes. It hurt many native american tribes. The native american / indians got pushed out of their territories by a group of european settlers. They attempted to sign and agree on treaties but the treaties were not kept the way they were and people broke the rules. I hope that helped :)
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If you are talking about the good robber barons like Andrew Carnegie and James Hills (private railroad maker), they positively contributed to America. These people were not funded by government but via their own capital which made them put good use of their money. The real robber barons who unjustly took advantage of subsidies and money from government to make profit were not beneficial. During the time, middle class and poor considered anyone with good business to be "robber barons" even though <em>some</em> they justly earned that postion.
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The Enlightenment expired as the victim of its own excesses. The more rarefied the religion of the Deists became, the less it offered those who sought solace or salvation. The celebration of abstract reason provoked contrary spirits to begin exploring the world of sensation and emotion in the cultural movement known as Romanticism. The Reign of Terror that followed the French Revolution severely tested the belief that an egalitarian society could govern itself. The high optimism that marked much of Enlightenment thought, however, survived for the next two centuries as one of the movement’s most-enduring legacies: the belief that human history is a record of general progress that will continue into the future. That faith in and commitment to human progress, as well as other Enlightenment values, were questioned beginning in the late 20th century within some currents of European philosophy, particularly postmodernism.
India's cultural revival was sparked by a couple of things. Because of British influence after it's colonization and because of urbanization and polarization, a movement started that would bring back India's vast cultural heritage. Examples of bringing it back are exploring folk art and traditional practices, such as religious practices and looking at the philosophical and mathematical achievements of Indian Greats. It is important to note that this is a new movement and has just come about with the rapid exodus of Indian peoples and new technological advances.
