Question

How would you compare and contrast the views of Eric Foner's "Who Is an American" with Ronald Takaki’s view of what an American is in Chapter One of "A Different Mirror.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Ronald Takaki believes that races have special role in construction of minorities group in America and it is not essential to depict the rich and complex mosaic of American diversity while Eric disdains the idea of parochial and chauvinistic America

Step-by-step explanation:

Ronald Takaki through “A Different Mirror” asserts that United states of America constitutes of different races that have majorly contributed to the social construction of racial minorities from European immigrant groups in America and this construction does not reflects the rich and complex mosaic of American diversity.

Eric disdains the idea of parochial and chauvinistic America and believes that every person who has taken birth on the land of America is a American citizen irrespective of their caste religion, color, races etc.