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7 pillars of colonialism
grabbing the land, growing for Europe, developing Europe, consuming colonially, hatching hierarchies, killing cultures, exploiting the land
grabbing the land
loss of resources, water ways, cultural loss
growing for Europe
growing cashcrop like sugar and tobbaco for Europeans and colonizers
developing europe
natural resources loadded on ships and getting exported to Europe
consuming colony
indeginous people were forced to buy the crops that Europeans grew so the Europeans could have more money
hatching heirarchies
europeans believed they were superior, other people/colonizers were seen as not equal or less than
killing cultures
indiginous people were forced to learn European language, convert to european religion, also banned indigenous language and culture and traditions
exploiting the land
indiginous people believed that land was something to be connected to while Europeans believed it was something to own.
________________ is when there is control by one country over another country includes political economic or cultural life
imperialism
_____________ state of subject being treated to unjust treatment or control is called
oppression
geographical area controlled politically and economically by a distinct country is called _____________
colony
_________________ is when one group takes advantage of another group, utilizing another person or groups for selfish reasons
exploitation
resistance is the ____________
acts of resistance against colonial power like protests
cash crop is ___________________
single crop being grown in large quantities so it could be sold
treaty is ___________
agreement amoung 2 people or groups (like contract)
devotion to ones country is _______
nationalism
ethnocentrism is the belief that _____________
1 group of people feel superior to other group of people due primarily to cultural differences
who was the leader of the haitian revolution
Toussaint Louverture
why did haiti have to pay reparations to france
to gain freedom from france
3 cash crops france forced haiti to grow
sugar, coffee, and cotton
why was the haitian revolution so significant
because haiti was the first country that abolished slavery, and it was the only place lead my African decent at the time
where was Toussaint L’Ouverture born and what did he do
he was born in Saint dominge present day haiti and he led a group of slaves that killed their masters and burn down their land. This caused France to abolish slavery and He became dictator.
where was Simon Bolivar born and what did he do
he was born in Caracus Venezuela and he fought to liberate south american countries he was also often called “The Liberstar”
where was Miguel Hidalgo born and what did he do
he was born in Spain and created protests and speeches calling out the Spanish and telling them to give mexican farmers back their land, and to stop taking tax from mexico citizans.