Inegalitarianism, or the Tradition of Exclusion, Is a Concept That

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Essay

Inegalitarianism, or the tradition of exclusion, is a concept that existed long before the founding of the United States. Explain in detail the underlying premises of inegalitarianism during the nascent stages of the nation. Which groups were subjugated under this system and how? Give examples of the continuing influence of inegalitarianism in U.S. politics today.

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