The Tempest provided a perspective on how the English saw themselves in relation to the Irish:

When the English first settled Virginia, they encountered the:

English colonizers found similarities in Native and Irish dress attire and how those groups used the environment in warfare:

For the English, Natives and the Irish were seen as ‘the other’ in many ways. 

English colonizers viewed Natives as driven by their sexual passions:

Rothstein suggests that:

Bonus Question: How is it that the cells in different body tissues are able to perform different functions?

In the article An Unfavorable View of the New Immigrants, the author suggests that the first class of American settlers and the second class, will easily mix:

For English colonists, the word ‘Carib’ came to mean:

In Kristin Lavelle’s Whitewashing the South…, many interviewed did not recall the Jim Crow era as being that bad for Whites or Blacks: