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Provide the point of view of each document and explain why Charles Darwin would either agree or disagree with each of the three documents. Be sure to include a specific example from the document in each of your explanations.

Document 1
In the strictest and highest sense "creation" is the absolute origination of any thing by God without pre-existing means or material, and is a supernatural act. In the secondary and lower sense, "creation" is the formation of any thing by God derivatively; that is, that the preceding matter has been created with the potentiality to evolve from it, under suitable conditions, all the various forms it subsequently assumes. And this power having been conferred by God in the first instance, and those laws and powers having been instituted by Him through the action of which the suitable conditions are supplied, He is said, in this lower sense, to create such various subsequent forms. This is the natural action of God in the physical world, as distinguished from His direct, or, as it may be here called, supernatural action. Source: St. George Jackson Mivart, On the Genesis of Species, 1871
Document 2
Historians point to the greed and ambition of rulers, to the reckless turbulence of the ruled, to the debasing effects of wealth and luxury, and to the devastating wars which have formed a great part of the occupation of mankind, as the causes of the decay of states and the foundering of old civilizations, and thereby point their story with a moral. No doubt immoral motives of all sorts have figured largely among the minor causes of these events. But beneath all this superficial turmoil lay the deep-seated impulse given by unlimited multiplication.... In the ancient world, and in a large part of that in which we live, the practice of infanticide was, or is, a regular and legal custom; famine, pestilence, and war were and are normal factors in the struggle for existence, and they have served, in a gross and brutal fashion, to mitigate the intensity of the effects of its chief cause. But, in the more advanced civilizations, the progress of private and public morality has steadily tended to remove all these checks. Source: Thomas Henry Huxley, The Struggle for Existence, 1888
Document 3
Gentlemen these are considerations that merit the full attention of patriots. The conditions of naval warfare have greatly changed .... At present, as you know, a warship, however perfect its design, cannot carry more than two weeks' supply of coal; and a vessel without coal is a wreck on the high seas, abandoned to the first occupier. Hence the need to have places of supply, shelters, ports for defense and provisioning.... And that is why we needed Tunisia; that is why we needed Saigon and Indochina; that is why we need Madagascar... and why we shall never leave them! ... Gentlemen, in Europe such as it is today, in this competition of the many rivals we see rising up around us, some by military or naval improvements, others by the prodigious development of a constantly growing population. Source: Juls Ferry, On French Colonial Expansion, 1890

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document 1:
point of view: creation is the origination by god and the formation of various forms through pre existing means under gods guidance.

darwins perspective: darwin would have mixed feelings appreciating the evolution but disagreeing with the idea of divine intervention.

document 2:
point of view: population pressures and the struggle for existence have driven human history and societal changes.

darwins perspective: darwin would agree it aligns with his observations of natural selection and the struggle for existence.

document 3:
point of view: justification of colonial expansion based on strategic needs and competition among european nations.

darwins perspective: darwin would disagree it promotes imperialism which are outside the scope of his scientific work.

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