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    and administration of their home government as a result of direct control‚ which prevented a colony’s native citizens from gaining experiences necessary to govern an expanding nation. Through absolute rule by colonizers of the colony with the goal to assimilate the local people‚ colonizers govern every aspect of a country’s development with no interference from locals so as to minimize the possibilities of internal rebellions. A consequence of this‚ however‚ is that the paternalistic rule of official

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    Thus‚ the British and the American treat the colonized as the other‚ this treatment causes an identity crisis throughout the construction of the colonized otherness‚ this binary opposition puts the colonizers in the inferiority position Hall states that ’’Not only‚ in Said’s ’Orientalist’ sense‚ were we constructed as different and other within the categories of knowledge of the West by those regimes. They had the power to make us see and experience ourselves as other’’ (qtd in Cultural Hybridity

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    Africa when Europeans colonists first set foot on Africa then things changed from good to worse throughout the African race. In the 1800’s colonizers were under many beliefs that the white people were stronger and way more superior to others that are not white aka racism. Each country in Europe wanted to be part of the imperialistic race. The European colonization of the continent of Africa was taking its turn for the worse.This takeover of the land led to many wars fought by the tribes and Europeans

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    colonize the country Africa. Great Britain was the leaders at this time in colonizing the land filled with rich natural recourses. These recourses were considered a necessity to the industrialization of the world‚ specifically Nigeria. During this colonization that Great Britain was doing in their new land‚ you could imagine that the locals were not too happy about this. The British had no respect for the culture or Nigerian traditions. The longer they stayed the more that they adopted for each other’s

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    makes us stronger.” He insinuated that facing severe damages and devastations in many ways promotes and strengthens self development. Similarly‚ the Indigenous peoples of Canada were invaded by European colonizers that were essentially trying to strip them of their identities. During colonization‚ the Europeans were forcing their lifestyle onto the indigenous people‚ they were taking away many of the basic rights of the Indigenous people‚ and were exploiting all of the Native land. Under those oppressing

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    policy of extending a country’s power and influence through diplomacy or military force. This policy was practiced by the Western Europeans throughout the 18th and 19th century. When they were colonizing what they classified as weaker nations‚ the colonizer and the colonized viewed the experience of imperialism in very different ways. The conquered nations of Africa‚ India‚ Middle East‚ and Indochina experienced the takeover by the Europeans but the effect of this was on the negative side. Based on

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    Defoe and Swift lived in the colonization era and their audience were interested in these voyages to unknown lands‚ but these two authors show different points of view. First‚ Robinson Crusoe is written in the form of an autobiography‚ and seem to be a true story; on the contrary‚ Gulliver’s Travels is almost a fantasy tale. In “Robinson Crusoe” the relationship between a “civilized” man‚ Robinson‚ and a savage‚ Friday‚ is still a master-slave relationship: Friday is a "good savage"‚ but remains

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    go to extreme measures and attempt a genocide of indigenous culture? Throughout the process of colonization‚ the European settlers saw indigenous people as something less than human‚ allowing them to be used as a means to an end. This was the normative thinking of the European culture of the time‚ and was also present in many works of literature written throughout these periods of voyage and colonization. This theme is present

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    It was this colonization that created the countries of the Middle East. The term Middle East is defined by the geographic location in relation to Europe‚ furthermore emphasizing the colonizers’ autonomy and arrogance. Originally venturing through the British Canal‚ Napoleon sought cotton and resources from the new land. The industrial capitalists sought

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    identity was strongly linked to the French colonization. The French policy during its settlement in Algeria assimilates the Algerian citizens into the French culture since they aimed at destroying the Algerian identity and replace it by the French one. It is a French policy called as the acculturation policy. Hannoum (2010) ‘Algeria was subjected to one of the most drastic forms of cultural colonialism’. (p.01) Furthermore‚ by doing so‚ the French colonizers imposed the French language to be applied

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