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    Cronon‚ Changes in the land William Cronon’s Changes in the Land interprets and analyzes the changing circumstances in New England’s plant and animal communities that occurred with the shift from Indian to European dominance. In his thesis Cronon claims‚ “the shift from Indian to European dominance in New England entailed important changes—well known to historians—in the ways these peoples organized their lives‚ but it also involved fundamental reorganizations—less well known to historians—in the

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    adapted the name Aboriginals. They were here before the European settlers discovered the continent of North America. When the Europeans arrived in Canada they brought with the many technological advances and customs that the Aboriginals did not know. Although you might think that this would be a very great thing for Aboriginals‚ it was not very good. The Europeans thought that the aboriginals were very hostile and treated them very badly. The Europeans tried to assimilate the Aboriginal’s culture and force

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    Short Narrative of My Life". The World Turned Upside Down. Boston: Bedford‚ 1994 The World Turned Upside Down Chapt. 2. Boston: Bedford‚ 1994.   In early America as the Europeans began to colonize the land‚ most Europeans did not think too kindly of these very different brown people that already inhabited this space. The European thought leaned greatly towards the idea of the Native Indians being of a barbaric and heathenness culture that must be changed (converted and educated) or eliminated‚ however

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    many points that examined culture identity. The first nation’s society has grown to be very similar to the European society in many ways. Their way of life has been absorbed into a European society. In the past‚ first nations lived out of their teepees which they made with their own 2 hands out of buffalo skin and wooden poles but nowadays the first nations live in houses just like the Europeans. They have electronics‚ vehicles‚ and nice clothes‚ just like us which I think is the biggest point about

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    Charles Marlow 1840-1885 The journey to Africa deeply affected Charles Marlow upon his return to his homeland England. After witnessing many horrific crimes‚ behavior of the Europeans‚ and treatment of the African settlers‚ Marlow suffered from immense emotional and mental pain. He dealt with mental illness and he endured a mental breakdown due to the immense pressure and emotional issues as a result of his experience in Africa and return to England. Marlow succumbed to his mental

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    development phase‚ working practice changes. This mean Nissan’s European operation can continue to rival with world class standards of its Japanese sister plants. In 1984‚ manufacturing unit in Sunderland‚ northeast England was built as a part of its first commitment to the UK. Bluebird was replaced by Primera in May 1990. Two years later‚ the plant was expanded to produce a second model- Micra. In 1993‚ Micra was awarded the European car of the year and in 1996‚ New Primera was released. By 2000

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    ‘Invasion”. Colour symbolism is used in many different ways in this opening to emphasise how the Aboriginal are being treated by the European settlers. The colour of the rabbits’ clothing shows us their superiority to the Aboriginal people and creates the image of how the Aborignial people are being mistreated. The colour of the background shows us how the Europeans has taken over from the Aboriginal people. Shaun Tan cleverly use colours to create an image of how the evil force has taken over the

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    nature where as gulliver shows respect more than they deserve ýn his first adventure in Lilliput where miniature people fight wars over the proper way to break an egg. which we can name this reason of wars in a way of criticizing British and European society‚ that annoys the leaders of Britain. this foolish reason of wars is the way of satirizing the politicians in a way of dealing with useless things and also in a way satirizing human nature. on the other hand the unexpected arrival of Gulliver

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    United States Expansion

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    acquired continents. In the 1840’s‚ the Manifest Destiny supported the idea of westward expansion‚ it brought belief that God gave a destiny to America to expand its borders and spread the ideal perspective of how America should physically become. Senator Albert J. Beverage explains this perspective in future imperial America was still identified as the chosen people by God and a race to influence liberty through expansion‚ based from his 1900 speech to congress (Doc E). This was the attitude of the poem

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    “In 1899‚ two years before assuming the presidency of the United States‚ Theodore Roosevelt published an article entitled‚ “Expansion and Peace" in the popular weekly political magazine the Independent. The article’s title perfectly encapsulated Roosevelt’s argument that Americans and Europeans needed to work together to guarantee world peace by expanding their civilization through imperial rule” (Walter 319). Presently‚ Africa has become a developed continent with the Western system of governments

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