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    The antislavery movement was led by abolitionists of both races and genders who hoped to emancipate all slaves and end racial discrimination in the United States. Such a task required these individuals to work together and employ different methods for spreading their ideas and reaching the people. As many abolitionists became disappointed with the progress of the movement‚ many began to change their methods and policies‚ which caused a split in the abolitionist movement. The writings of both white

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    Africa The importance of studying history lies in the fact that by analyzing past events‚ one can gain insight on how something came to be. The fact that many countries in Africa today are underdeveloped for example‚ can be explained by European colonization and exploration in the past. Some historians would disagree with this view and assert that European colonialism actually served a moral purpose and was mutually beneficial to both parties. They argue that European influence in the area led to political

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    artisans‚ and tradesmen. Indentured servants‚ specialists in certain areas (sawmill workers‚ lumbermen)‚ and convicted criminals were also brought over” (Colonization). They English were interest in making settlements that would last and hopefully expand into a big colony. When the French came were “fur traders‚ merchants and missionaries” (Colonization). The French were not interested in making settlement in the new world. They were more interested in make out post to trade fur with the Native Americans

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    Reflection Paper Indigenous Perspective I agree with Professor Acuna and his historical statement. Along with Linda Tuhiwai Smith‚ their interpretations of the colonization of the Americas has long since been scene as the rape of a country for it’s riches‚ resourced and land is evident. The impact of the Catholic Church (I am catholic) at this time in history was one of the most devastating blows to the indigenous peoples of America‚ and the beginning an effort to wipe their cultures and history

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    the colonization of Europeans in Africa. In addition to cattle diseases‚ the slave trade was also able to significantly decrease the population of Africans. Millions of Africans died during the slave trade‚ leaving families weak and vulnerable to the colonization by Europeans. In conclusion‚ indigenous populations throughout the world today are a result of Europeans during historic

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    expansion by a powerful country‚ over foreign dependent land. Originating in the 1400’s with Christopher Columbus‚ colonialism gained its reverence as it proved valuable politically‚ socially‚ and most importantly economically for powerful nations. Colonization was run by the colonists‚ for the colonists‚ meaning all other parties suffered. In the 1800’s‚ the “Scramble for Africa‚” marked the beginning of racial oppression towards Blacks. Originally desired for their resource abundant land and hard working

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    spread civilization‚ usually by domination smaller‚ weaker nations. Political conquests and economic expansion were powerful motivators for imperialism‚ but the idea of one nation or culture being superior to another was a strong driving force for colonization as well. Each motive tied into the others and each was used as a justification for imperialism. In Document 4‚ scholar Parker T. Moore describes imperialism‚ outlining the motives for doing so. He explains the benefits of colonizing weaker nations

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    For one thing‚ the natives became reliant on Belgium’s government and could not control their political destiny at the end of colonization. They were so accustomed to the colonial administrators making all of the political decisions that when the Democratic Republic of Congo gained its independence‚ they did not know much about how to rule their independent country. The Belgians

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    subcontinent for over two hundred years; India never became native for them as it did for the Afghan and Moghal kings. "It always remained a Jewel in the Crown" Due to the unsettled social‚ political and economic conditions of pre-colonial India‚ its colonization proved to be unique in the whole of the British colonial empire. The British rulers were welcomed with open arms. Not only did they bring law and order but ‘instant’ prosperity too for those who collaborated with them. Thereby creating a whole

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    culture in modern times‚ it is automatically classified as a western idea. Queer identities and queer struggles are associated with whiteness‚ as a white concept. This is one of the many causes of colonization‚ and how in some way it erased the history of oppressed communities. However‚ pre-colonization history indicates that queer culture had been developed within ancient civilizations. If we look at ancient civilizations in Latin America‚ societies had a different ideology of what gender was‚ and

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