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    many did not planned to leave their colonies. As such‚ the colonial powers wanted to control nationalist movements to maintain colonial rule. They wanted to prevent the growth and radicalisation of nationalist movements to supervise the tempo of decolonization. Coercion‚ concessions‚ divide and rule are tactics employed by the colonial powers to control the nationalist movements. These responses were hugely effective as they manage to curb nationalist movements and protect colonial rule. Opposition

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    De Tocqueville Identity

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    A unified nation cannot endure peacefully without the glue of a national identity. While a dictator can dominate his or her people with the use of military force‚ one ruled in such a way succumbs to political change and revolution far more frequently than one held together by the pseudo-familial bond of a shared identity. As such‚ both Alexis de Tocqueville and Frantz Fanon concern themselves with the topic national identity‚ both in colonial period Algeria and abroad. For Fanon‚ this comes with

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    Neoliberalism and the culture of consumption The contemporary capitalist economic model is based on the well-known cycle of production and consumption. The groundwork of this systems is formed by three actors: the employee‚ the employer and the consumer. The employee sells labor to the employer; the employer has the means of production at his disposal and provides employment; and finally the consumer‚ an indispensable actor to keep this cycle going. The role of the consumer is taken by both

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    Throughout history‚ struggles for freedom‚ especially freedom for a colonized people‚ are very often characterized by violence. Frantz Fanon and Mahatma Gandhi had similar hopes: freedom‚ independence of colonized people‚ and restoration of dignity to the oppressed. However‚ they approached these goals with seemingly fundamentally opposing methods with regard to the use of violence‚ revolutionary counter-violence and nonviolent resistance. Fanon’s stance on violence was unyielding; he maintained

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    Westphalia(1648)________________. States were established as Sovereign Entities and it made them the principal actors on the World Stage. Then from Europe it expanded to North America and later in the 19th Century to South America and Japan. In the 20th Century‚ as decolonization started taking place the concept of Statehood eventually expanded to Asia‚ Africa‚ Caribbean and the

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    2.15: Unit 2 Test This test is open-book‚ please look up anything that you are not sure of. This test is due on Wednesday‚ February 27th. Type the letter of the countries that are numbered next to their number in the box to the lower right. 2 Maps! (There is a map on 275‚ use it!) Multiple Choice: 1. What was a benefit television offered the world after its commercial inception? (238) A: It helped world leaders communicate instantly. B: Soap operas and variety shows accurately

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    possible or to minimize them when they did break out. Another issue that drove foreign policy post WWII was the spread of communism from both the Soviets and Chinese. No longer could the US afford to be isolationist. The African continent saw decolonization and by the 1960s the fight was under way for countries between democratization and Marxism. There fore the US supported autocracies and not "freedom fighters" generally aligned with Marxist regimes. The Keynesian explanation for the Great Depression

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    Hobsbawm‚ Eric. The Age of Extremes: The short twentieth Century 1914-1991: 1995: Abacus‚ London. The Age of Extremes: The short twentieth Century 1914-1991 provides a succinct review of the middle three quarters of the 20th century. The book trails world history from the outbreak of World War I to the collapse of the Soviet Union & explicitly witnesses author’s profound interest for the world history. The Author Eric Hobsbawm‚ (1917 – 2012) was a British Marxist historian of the rise of industrial

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    AP World History Review: Comparative Questions Curtain Call Directions: Use your textbook and or your Princeton Review Book to list as many facts about the following historical comparisons. Use the attached Societal Comparison sheet as a guideline for what to compare and contrast. Remember that you do not have to fill in every topic on the sheet‚ try and get used to looking for these topics when you are comparing societies-in this way you will increase your speed in breaking down the comparative

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    article I seek to explore the existing obstacles to this vision. I begin with the nature of Indigenous language and knowledge. I then examine the role of cognitive imperialism in the education of Aboriginal children and the required process of decolonization and transforming knowledge in Canadian education and our role as future teachers in this process. Indigenous Languages and

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