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    Glt-1 Analysis

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    our world today due to the inevitable cultural changes that it causes. Some of the changes are vital to the countries but they come with a drastic socioeconomic change. For example‚ India and Kinshasa‚ the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo‚ have been drastically changed by political powers and technological advances. In the 19th century‚ Great Britain had become the dominant political power in India. In 1947‚ India gained its independence as a result of a non violent resistance led

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    activity that the African faced moved me emotional. Looking back at the past learning about the hardships the Africans faced that benefits me in many way today. During this imperialism epoch Thousands of lives were claimed in places such as the Congo under Belgian rule in Africa. Although in some cases this imperialism epoch contributes to the development of society today with the building of infrastructure such as factories and rail ways. This enables me to appreciate the past and have a wider concept

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    When Germany lost its colonies‚ Belgium took over and in 1933‚ the Belgians solidified the categories of "Tutsi" and "Hutu" by mandating that every person had to have an identity card that labeled them either Tutsi‚ Hutu‚ or Twa. Although the Tutsi constituted only about 15% of Rwanda’s population and the Hutu approximately 84%‚ the Belgians gave the Tutsi all the leadership positions and this angered the Hutu although when the Belgians left‚ they gave the power to the Hutus. Rwanda was separated from

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    Burundi Culture

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    unique and more detailed research needed. This is the objectives of this assessment to know a deeper and detailed culture of Burundi. INTRODUCTION Background Burundi is located in the Central African Region that borders with Rwanda‚ Tanzania and Congo. Burundi is a little nation surrounded by mountains and lakeside with the capital city called Bujumbura (Embassy of the Republic of Burundi‚ 2010). With the population of 6‚370‚609 people‚ Burundi is considered one of the poorest nations in the world

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    The Black Man's Burden

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    who drew attention to imperial abuses and led a campaign against slavery in the Belgian Congo. While working for a Liverpool shipping firm in Brussels‚ Morel noticed that the ships leaving Belgium for the Congo carried only guns‚ chains‚ and ammunition‚ but no commercial goods‚ and that ships arriving from the colony came back full of valuable products such as rubber and ivory‚ which led him to surmise that Belgian King Leopold II’s colony was exploitative and relied on slave labor. Morel wrote

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    Heart of Darkness Vs. Apocalypse Now A Comparison Francis Ford Coppola is an innovative‚ successful‚ and ingenious filmmaker. These qualities are well-represented in the film Apocalypse Now. The basic story of Apocalypse Now is about a Vietnam soldier who is sent on a classified mission to kill Colonel Walter E. Kurtz‚ a man who has made himself a personal Jesus in his surroundings. Widely known‚ but hardly accepted‚ the movie was indeed‚ based off of a book. That book was called Heart of

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    Examples of Resistance: 1.Chimurenga Resistance (Zimbabwe) 2. Battle of Isandhlawana 3. Maji-Maji Uprising (Tanganyika) 4. Battle of Adowa (Ethiopia) 5. Asante Resistance (Ghana) 6. Samori Ture 7. Libyan Resistance Demands for Equity and Inclusion: The Inter-War Years By the end of World War I‚ most of Africa had been effectively colonized. European colonialists had managed to quell the efforts by Africans to resist the establishment of colonial rule. The

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    imperialism differed depending on a person’s point of view. The point of view of the imperialist power is much different than the point of view of the colonized people. In 1870‚ Africa established trade agreements with the leaders in the Congo River basin. The Belgian set off a scramble among other European powers to get their presence on the continent. In 1887‚ to avoid conflict‚ Europeans leaders met in Berlin‚ Germany‚ to set up rules for colonizing Africa and divided Africa with little regard. In

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    Liverpool shipping firm‚ he uncovered a multitude of abuses in the administration of King Leopold’s Congo Free State. He was not able to motivate his employer to take measures‚ which would end up damaging the business. After this he was forced to resign‚ and took up the cause of the Congo full-time as a journalist. In 1920‚ just 12 years after the Congo had passed from Leopold’s personal jurisdiction to Belgian colony‚ Morel then published a piece called “The Black Man’s Burden.” This was a farce of the

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    By the end of the 19th century‚ rapid developments in the science’s and social science’s had emerged and increased in popularity. Men such as Charles Darwin‚ Albert Einstein‚ Sigmund Freud‚ and many others had all made miraculous advances within their specific fields‚ leading to a much more enlightened way of thinking. The world at this time was rapidly expanding‚ and with it came changes for the good and for the bad. Perhaps the most groundbreaking discovery was in fact Darwin’s theory of evolution

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