Exclusivist Melting Pot
“. . . Everywhere these people settle in groups or settlements, and . . . Set up their national manners, customs and observances. Out task is to break up these groups or settlements, to assimilate and amalgamate these people as part of our American race, and to implant in their children, as far as can be done, the Anglo-Saxon conception of righteousness, law and order, an our popular government, and to awaken in them a reverence for our democratic institutions and for those things in our national life which we as a people hold to be of abiding worth. (Cubberley, Changing Conceptions of Education, 1909).