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    American Colonization Society Adeyeri Iyanu History 1301 Professor Christopher Patke November 1, 2017 American Colonization Society was established with the goal of paying for free blacks to establish and live in a colony in Africa. According to Burin, in 1816, the establishment of a colony was not supported by most…

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    against space colonization, does make the scientific community and others a bit more hesitant about pursuing the field. The morals are put into question a lot and those that are against space colonization end up viewing the ethics to be questionable. Environmentalists believe that colonization of another planet shouldn’t be focused on and that the time and money should mainly be put into fixing problems on the Earth instead, this view has been used a lot against space colonization. The argument…

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    The discovery of the New World caused excitement from the start, drawing interest from numerous countries with the promise of wealth and the chance to move up in their social class. Spain and Portugal were two countries that sought out the New World for their own gain. They saw the potential to gain wealth, spread Christianity, and to colonize. Even from the beginning, it was hard to determine which country would colonize which areas of this strange new world. The Treaty of Tordesillas was put…

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    not fair, yet we have to put in perspective that not everything that happened was horrible. Their was bad things that emerged from colonization, but one cannot chose to just see one side of a coin. Initial Africa was changed due to the colonization of it. As for its cultural identity intial it was also affected but it had its benefits and its negatives. The colonization of the people open a door for the people to see their is much more possibilities out there in the world. It let the african…

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    vulnerability. Overworking and underpaying the Congolese, he destructed their economy and population. Overall, the legacy of colonization in Congo was destructively negative both economically and socially. In the short term, the social impact of colonization in Congo was mainly negative because of the many deaths due to violence. In the long term, the economic impact of colonization was strongly negative because of the bad economy and trickster rulers who added…

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    In light of the European colonization, Natives in the present day still have resounding impacts, which illustrates how durable the negativity the settlers brought truly was. An impact that remains in the present day is the deterioration of Native religions, which can be see through the religious patterns of Native American tribes. According to the University of Baltimore, Dr. Jerry, Fremand stated that there has been a considerable drop in those who subscribe to the traditional animistic…

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    Colonization can be a good thing and a bad thing. When the Europeans came to Africa, they thought they would help them by colonizing them but of course with a price. The Europeans did not help the Africans enough for what they took from them. They said that they would colonize them if they could have a few mountains. The Europeans soon took everything, including the people. The Africans soon learned they did not get enough in return as they gave away, but by that time it was already to late,…

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    Colonization in Virginia began in 1606 as an experiment produced by a joint stock company. The idea was to create a colony that would generate profit and become an attribution to the British economy. This was a high expectation and the outposts experienced a considerable amount of challenges before becoming great colonies. Jamestown was the first colony to establish in the Virginia Company; it is well known for being a controversial colony with great prospects but had a lack of knowledge of its…

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    The colonization by the European countries across the world caused more damage than good. Benefits included that the European countries profited new land as well as more resources. Countries such as India and South Africa would be conquered and drained of resources such as gold to help the economy of the British empire. Other countries that were used to help European states were those of Congo by Denmark and Egypt also exploited by Britain. The Congo was used by King Leopold II to get…

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    (“Mars Facts”). This seemingly inhospitable world is Mars, and recent debates have surfaced over whether humans should explore and settle it. Many believe that we as a species must venture onto planets beyond our own. The arguments in favor of colonization, however, often lack real support and make rushed and misguided assumptions. Analyzing available evidence indicates that the settlement of Mars should not occur yet, due to society’s unpreparedness for such an endeavor. According to…

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