Many Americans in the late nineteenth century believed that the __________ race was superior and other races, like that of the __________, were inferior.

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In the late nineteenth century, many Americans held the belief that the Anglo-Saxon race was superior, and they viewed other races, such as Native Americans (referred to as Indians), as inferior. This belief was part of the broader ideology of racial superiority prevalent during that era.

Many Americans in the Late Nineteenth Century Believed That the __________