A look into the Caucasian race's history and heritage shows that it had supported a tradition of perceived and self-declared superiority compared to other races. This is manifested in the Caucasian race's history, as it sought to dominate not only Europe, but new territories in Nort

This was especially true during the Cold War, wherein Americans sought to reinforce their power by antagonizing Communists and the ideals of Communism. This was, for me, a manifestation of how the tradition of imperialism and oppression remained in the psyche of the Americans, and among Caucasians in general. For a long time, the Caucasian race believed that their culture and biological characteristics were far more superior than other races, thereby giving members of the race a "valid" reason to dominate and conquer.

h America (i.e., America as the "new world"), Middle Eastern and Asian countries as well. Even towards modernization, Caucasians have maintained their belief in superiority. Americans, specifically, have been accused of strongly subsisting to the idea of political and economic dominanc

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