Compare and Contrast London-Blake and Evolution-Alexie

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tribes were brutally torn from their homes and forced to be segregated and dispersed to remote locations across the United States, being forced to live on appointed reservations.

Though this was not an official “war” it was one of the most significant and historical acts of brutality and oppression our world has seen comparatively to the holocaust, 4,000 out of the 15,000 people of the Cherokee Tribe died during this relocation.[ 2.]

These two separate incidences have been chronicled as being plagued by death and famine but the poverty has been the ruin of many nations. Every nation thrives to exceed the next nation’s means, be it wealth, social standing, resources etc. In the time that these poems were written it wasn’t much different, the wealth and food was in the kingdoms, to be enjoyed by kings, dukes and/or people of higher social standing. It was not for the poor, plagued or feeble. This is very apparent in every single stanza of London, the cries from every ...

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