Imperialism In Avatar

What is a day in an Avatar’s life? For instance, imperialism is state policy, practice, or advocacy of extending power and dominion, especially by direct territorial acquisition or by gain political and economic control of other areas. The Age of Imperialism started in the late 1800’s to early 1900’s. For instance, there was regions imperialism impact like Romans in Europe, Portuguese in China, Us in Japan, Europeans in America, and British in China. Imperialism is thought as negative because of propaganda. Avatar is a movie that came out in 2009, directed by James Cameron. The plot of Avatar is imperialism of this planet called Pandora throughout the film Avatar portrays imperialism negatively, the imperialism of Avatar hits the aspects of economic incentive, militaristic, and the view of Natives. In fact, the economic incentive is when the country gets valuable resources, and it has forced labor, as well. For example, in Africa, they got gold, diamonds, peanuts, palm oil, rubber, and cotton. However, militaristic helps control their land. For instance, in Rome you have a military, Spain, in South America, has conquistadors, and Asia and Africa have a combination of the Army and the Navy. According to the view of the Natives, they view other people like they were not a culture. For
For example, Avatar wanted the resource unobtainium which is a valuable resource unavailable to the mother country in case their mother planet got destroyed. In addition, militaristic incentive in Avatar were the humans on Pandora. The humans knew trying to get this resource would be dangerous, so they built a military. During the view of the Natives in Avatar, the Na’vi portrayed them. For instance, the Na’vi portrayed Avatar, the humans said the Na’vi had a different type of culture: more family-oriented, portrayed from blue bodies, and hair destructive to the culture for