What bias forms the foundation of Thoreau's essay? He's biased against industrialization.

O He's biased against the government.

O He's biased against public education.

O He's biased against organized religion.

O He's biased against big businesses.

What specific act of government does Thoreau

He's Biased against the government

Explanation:

The author is biased against the government as he says in his essay that he is a believer of "The government is the best which governs not at all".

The author says that the government rarely does anything good and it derives its power from the majority, not because they have a legitimate viewpoint, but just for the reason that the most powerful group. He says that people shouldn't blindly follow any law that is passed by the majority and should do what is right in their opinions. People should distance themselves from a government which is unjust.

The specific act Thoreau speaks against in the first paragraph is Mexican-American war. He says that it was the work of a few individuals who used the government as a tool, because if it was up to people, they wouldn't have approved such thing

"Witness   the   present   Mexican   war,   the   work   of comparatively  a few individuals using the standing  government as their  tool;  for,  in  the  outset,  the  people  would  not  have  consented to this measure"

because of the type of job he has and because crooks is crippled, he is more permanent than the other men, so he can accumulate personal items without having to worry about how he will carry them with him to the next job.

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