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The historical similarity between the concept of Manifest Destiny in the 1840s and the ideas that motivated European colonists to migrate to North America in the 1600s were based on the same ideology and philosophy. Europeans believed that they were divinely mandated to discover, occupy, and exploit North America and evangelize the continent.
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Manifest Destiny was a concept coined and popularized by John O'Sullivan, through which President James Polk even fought the 13-years long Pig War to expand the United States territory westward, including to Oregon. Before this coinage was popularized among European colonists, it had been the standing policy of Europeans, who crossed to the continent, to occupy North America as a divine mandate. How the divine mandate was established remains questionable to date? Even, Native Americans were not spared; instead, many were driven away and many more were slaughtered in the process of this monumental land occupation.
<span>It was primarily the Europeans who had sent ships to explore the New World who benefited the most from the first global economy system, since their claims to land meant that they profited the most from trade that occurred due to their resources and holdings. Those who generally lost the most were the Africans and Natives on whose land the Europeans were extracting resources. </span><span />
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Kafka's own life influenced the themes he incorporated in The Metamorphosis because he found himself a failure before his father. He found himself failing in a career path he chose while abandoning literature which interested him.
The disappointment he felt in his failure formed his narrative on the Gregor, who lacks respect from the family. He became a bug to them and a total disappointment.
The link between the two lies in their inability to muster strentgh of character and win over their fathers. Both showed total submission to the will of the father, but which they fail to live up to and were emotionally defeated.
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