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    Ivanova‚ Mina 11A1 9th November‚ 2010 Colonization – a Life Change in Things Fall Apart and “The Runaways”. A Transformation of Culture‚ Customs‚ and Identity Are colonization and forced assimilation the “destroyers” of cultures and communities? The poem “Indian Boarding School: The Runaways” by Louise Erdrich and the novel Things Fall Apart by Achebe are illustrators of the downfall of two different tribes because of colonization. The “intruders” impose their beliefs and life style;

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    The two sides of colonization in America Like a coin‚ the colonization of America has two sides. One good‚ one bad and in this essay we will go through the consequences and dilemmas of the matter. When the European colonialists arrived in America‚ they encountered natives of different cultures and instead of being cooperative‚ they began to pillage‚ steal from and massacre the natives that led to wars. Diseases brought by the Europeans killed approximately 90% of the Native American population

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    Colonization is defined as the action or process of settling among and establishing control over the indigenous people of an area. The effects of colonization vary due to cultural values and practices‚ but most native people’s culture was diminished when they were forced to convert to other religions‚ traditions and values as well as family roles. Therefore‚ when examining the novel Things Fall Apart‚ the film Dakota 38 as well as the film Rabbit Proof Fence‚ it can be further proven that in the

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    When the Aztec civilization was taken over by the Spanish‚ many things changed. Some of the changes include‚ war and violence‚ religion‚ disease and population decline‚ the destruction of culture and cities‚ Spanish rule and land owner ship; and a few positive effects. When Cortès and group of 11 ships and five hundred men set out to explore Mexico and the Central American Coast‚ they had no intention of finding a huge new civilization in the middle of a lake‚ although they had heard rumours of

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    African slaves are responsible for the colonization of the new world‚ instead of arrogant and slothful Europeans. Historian and BHP expert‚ Anita Ravi explains that there was a‚ “labor shortage” in the Americas (Ravi). The Europeans were probably the cause of the labor shortage in the Americas because they were too conceited and indolent. Europeans thought of themselves as the purest and most extraordinary people around. They believed that they were above all others and because of this they didn’t

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    masculinity‚ tradition‚ and very strict gender roles. The novel is set during the late 1800s to early 1900s when the British were expanding their influence in Africa; economically‚ culturally‚ religiously‚ and politically. Things Fall Apart shows the colonization of Umuofia by the British and the violent changes this brought about in the lives of the tribe members. The Igbo culture highly regarded tradition‚ culture‚ and their beliefs‚ so when they became aware of the white men and their alternative beliefs

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    slave trade system they dedicated themselves in becoming more powerful‚ making slaves work harder to produce more goods and gain more land. I personally believe that Religion‚ the slave system trade‚ money and power where the mayor factors for the colonization of America. The English had expanded their coastal colonies and maintained steady control along the way. They

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    Richard Lanham’s The Motive of Eloquence has provided us a very interesting and useful concept on the categorization of man. In that particular book‚ Lanham offers the readers the characteristics of what comprise homo seriosus or Serious Man and homo rhetoricus or Rhetorical Man. From the framework provided‚ I believe that such concept is not rigid that there is also the third category which refers to those who happen to occupy the characteristic of both Serious Man and Rhetorical Man. In this short

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    The world has changed throughout the years‚ as technology has gone better and better. Mankind keeps their knowledge growing even larger than before. As science grows‚ scientists always ask themselves with the common question‚ what other things we can discover. As in the astronomy field‚ it has been years that scientists want to colonize the moon. Until now‚ the question has not yet answered. Is it worth it to colonize the moon with all of the technology that we have encountered throughout the years

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    Summary The aim of my Research Project was to discover ‘How Significant an Impact Colonisation has had on Modern Native American Culture’. I chose this topic as I am very interested in native cultures and I think it is important to know how these cultures have been impacted‚ due to colonisation and what can be done to help these cultures now. I used a variety of research processes including‚ libraries‚ the Internet‚ newspaper articles and the process of emailing experts. I used primary sources such

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