- the
archetypal example of a national-
colonialist society.
Trade colonialism involves the
undertaking of
colonialist ventures in
support of
trade opportunities...
- A
penal colony or
exile colony is a
settlement used to
exile prisoners and
separate them from the
general po****tion by
placing them in a
remote location...
-
generated and
applied in
service to the
interests of the coloniser; and how
colonialist literature justified colonialism by
presenting the
colonised people as...
- The
Portuguese Empire was a
colonial empire that
existed between 1415 and 1999. In
conjunction with the
Spanish Empire, it
ushered in the
European Age...
-
integral to
justifying the
concept of the
civilizing mission.
French colonialists viewed non-European
societies as uncivilized, and
their colonial subjects...
- (intellectual and linguistic,
social and economic) by
means of
which colonialists "perceive," "understand," and "know" the world.
Postcolonial theory thus...
- that
followed shortly thereafter. Also like in the Americas,
Spanish colonialists in the
Canaries quickly turned to the
importation of
slaves from mainland...
-
Mozambique and Angola. The area had been
claimed by
Portugal as part of its
colonialist Pink Map project, but
Britain disputed these claims,
mostly due to Cecil...
- John
Dunmore Lang (25
August 1799 – 8
August 1878) was a Scottish-born
Australian Presbyterian minister, writer, historian,
politician and activist. He...
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Georgetown University Press. pp. 32–33. ISBN 978-1-62616-116-0.
Western colonialists established in
these countries political orders... that, even though...
