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14 August, 17:26

What do the following phrases suggest about Beveridge's view of Americans as compared with people of other nations?

- "noble land that God has given us"

- "applies only to those who are capable of self-government"

- "civilization is dawning, at last, for them"

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  1. 14 August, 20:33
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    Answer: The answers are provided below

    Explanation:

    Beveridge believed that Americans were superior. This he stated when he said "Fellow Americans, we are God's chosen people".

    The phrases are answered below

    a. "Noble land that God has given us"

    Beveridge means that it was a privilege to be living in the United States of America.

    b. "applies only to those who are capable of self-government"

    Beveridge was saying that Americans have more of an idea for self government.

    - "civilization is dawning, at last, for them.

    Beveridge was saying that Americans were more civilised than the other countries.
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