Essay On Native American Colonization

Two people from a different race who originate from two different geological location can share the same effects of colonization and assimilation and both have the same outcome. How is this possible? There are many factors that could result to colonization, including greed, land/resources, control, assimilate, remove/kill identity, or to kill a culture. In this case, the two races that are affected by colonization are the Navajo tribe and the Bedouin people of Israel. The problems these two indigenous/native people face today are the result of colonization and I believe that if they should claim their rights back to the land in order to prosper their culture and traditions. My discussion of the colonization of Native Americans and Bedouins is in fact
As they are both one of the most marginalized and oppressed groups in America and the Middle East, thus making Bedouins feel close to Native Americans due to their similar plight. In the book, “Indians Today, The Real and The Unreal” Vine Oeloriajulr claims that indigenous people (minorities) like the Navajos the Bedouins don’t exist, as they are seen as transparent by society where our actions, motives and difficult situations are predicted. Not only are they seen as transparent but they were also forced into heavy assimilation and relocation by the government in their region. Not to mention that both the Navajos and Bedouins were removed from their homeland and relocated to small reservations in which they were taken away from their land, traditions, and culture. However, the Navajos and Bedouins live in two different regions, which provides different results from colonization and assimilation. Such as the Navajos in the United States adopted to assimilation while the Bedouins are still fighting or at war within their country. Under the circumstances that both Navajos and Bedouins reacted to assimilation and relocation in a different