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    What is Race? B2 Race is known to be the biological difference between groups. It is culturally constructed and was created by countries conducting imperialism and colonization. Humans have all come from the same ancestor therefore the physical differences we see are not all based on biology. There are no traits that belong to a specific race. (American Anthropological Association RACE) Today’s social construction has been highly influenced by the ideology of race. Race has created this process

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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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    the lookout for new and improved ways to fight it‚ and prevent it. Three such attempts involving attempts to change legal systems have been discussed the last half of this course. The change from the system put in place when a country was under colonization‚ as in Kilamanjaro‚ and Papa New Guinea. An attempt to revert to the historically cultural ways of dealing with conflict‚ as in China and India. In addition‚ an attempt by the more modern industrialized societies to become more attuned to the people

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    introduced by imperialism‚ colonialism using the vehicle of Christianity. When two cultures confront each other‚ the stronger‚ more advanced culture usually imposes itself. There have been numerous examples of this throughout world history: the colonization of Africa and Asia by European empires during the 19th century. One country in particular‚ India‚ saw major parts of their unique culture and unique customs thrown away by the British. The British destroyed Indian holy places and gave young Indians

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    this essay will discuss why sovereignty is an earned right for a nation and should have certain conditions if expected to be respected. The bulk of this paper will then turn to the history of African conflict exploring it’s relation with Western colonization and Multi-National Corporations. Finally‚ I will give my opinion on just why Western nations have a responsibility and duty to protect people from acts of genocide. Genocide leaves a large negative impact on the planet. If past acts of genocide

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    Elle: A Novel Analysis The Author and his Devises Douglas Glover is a known Canadian author of various fiction works that has capture readers of different nationalities‚ belief and preferences. While there were many other works of Glover such as notes Home from a Prodigal Son‚ The Enamored Knight‚ and novels such as The Life and Times of Captain N and 16 Categories of Desire ‚ Elle‚ a novel based on a true or rather historic figure‚ Marguerite de Roberval‚ on her way to discovering Canada with

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    reading by Loomba‚ the idea of the "Other" dates back to the era of colonialism. As citizens of the more developed and "civilized" countries‚ the Europeans quickly learned to pray on the women and men of the "less developed" New World countries. The colonizers seized the opportunity to capture‚ enslave‚ and exploit the women of color by taking advantage of their cultural heritage. Based on their morals‚ family values‚ and even their clothing‚ women of color in the colonized countries became easy victims

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    The motives for colonization were mixed. The 19th century was the age of Western imperialism‚ which in some respects can be regarded as a result of nation building and nationalism. For example‚ German and Italian national aspirations resulted in the unification of the two states and after that it became a national ideal to make their countries just as powerful or even more so than France and Britain‚ and to build their own colonial empires. Furthermore‚ Western European colonizers assumed the superiority

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    James Joyce’s Araby is about a boy experiencing emotions of first love in Dublin‚ Ireland during a time when the Irish were starting to fight for freedom from the British. Although on the surface it is about first love‚ it becomes more intricate. The character of the boy is used to give the reader an image of everyday life in Ireland and it seems like a dark and an unpleasant place to be. Joyce uses symbolism and imagery to illustrate the struggle of post-colonial Ireland. The symbolism is used

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    methodology common to all of them” (Democracy in America 493). Fanon agrees with de Tocqueville’s analysis that the identity of the people proves powerful enough to not only influence what they think‚ but even how they think. Through the domination of the colonizers‚ the colonized subjects have their identity reduced to just that‚ colonized subjects. “After one or two centuries of exploitation the national cultural landscape has radically shriveled. It has become and inventory of behavioral patterns‚ traditional

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