Prejudice And Racism In The Nineteenth Century

Did you know that racism is one of the most controversial social issues of the modern world? Well, racism has affected many people worldwide and is also one of the most intensely social problems in history. In the early modern period (past) racism had begun. The official sanction began for the attitudes that had begun in the sixteenth century, by the Spain and the Jews. They had converted to Christianity and their descendants became the victims of a pattern of discrimination and exclusion. Also at this time, the Europeans were increasing their contact with Africans, Asians, and Americans because of their skin differences. The Europeans were making any judgments about them that they wanted. Judgments had continued on, in 1667 slaves could be kept in a bondage, because they had
Next, their race was removed from the bible. This is very bad, they are practically erasing them from their lives, and their beliefs. In the eighteenth century, ethnologists subdivided the races into 3-5 races. However, in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, many writers that committed to the defense of slavery still maintained that the races were separate species. In the mid-nineteenth century, everything was about emancipation, nationalism, and imperialism. All of which was leading to the growth of a policy for racism in Europe and the U.S. Although the blacks from slavery and Jews from the ghettos had most of the support from religious believers. The point of this was to intensify racism not diminish. Race relations become more competitive. Way later in 1948 finally mixed race could have sexual relations between two different populations/groups. As time goes on in 1960s lots of support was growing for the blacks that were mistreated and abused. Because of the defeat of the Nazi Germany the American South, and South Africa suggested that biological and cultural racism is in the