The extinction of the Beothuk culture and the attempts to assimilate aboriginal children through residential schools demonstrate this concept. Source One relates to Source Three through the idea that imperialism and colonization of an area can cause lasting detrimental effects on the native life previously undisturbed. This idea is evident in how the cultures of both African and Canadian native populations were changed due to colonization. Source Two relates to Source Three in the fact that changes in the natural environment brought on upon by colonization had devastating effects upon native populations. This is demonstrated in how the Beothuk people suffered because an inability to access the ocean and how African agriculture suffered because of the exploitation of cash crops. All three sources are related to globalization in the fact that European presence and colonization impaired native cultures and
The extinction of the Beothuk culture and the attempts to assimilate aboriginal children through residential schools demonstrate this concept. Source One relates to Source Three through the idea that imperialism and colonization of an area can cause lasting detrimental effects on the native life previously undisturbed. This idea is evident in how the cultures of both African and Canadian native populations were changed due to colonization. Source Two relates to Source Three in the fact that changes in the natural environment brought on upon by colonization had devastating effects upon native populations. This is demonstrated in how the Beothuk people suffered because an inability to access the ocean and how African agriculture suffered because of the exploitation of cash crops. All three sources are related to globalization in the fact that European presence and colonization impaired native cultures and