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Mind Map by Reden Dagsi, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Reden Dagsi
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Post-Colonialism
(by: Reden)
- What is Post-Colonialism
- " The past is still the
present"
- Postcolonialism is the sum of all progressions that colonial (generally
European colonization) has made to the world that influences the cultural
and racial boundaries today.
- "History is written by the victors"
- Winston Churchill
- -However, postcolonial study helps with a better
comprehension of the nation or group of people that are
victims of colonization by providing evidence from the
perspective of the colonized group.
- -However, postcolonial study helps with a better
comprehension of the nation or group of people that are
victims of colonization by providing evidence from the
perspective of the colonized group.
- "History is written by the victors"
- Winston Churchill
- Postcolonialism is the sum of all progressions that colonial (generally
European colonization) has made to the world that influences the cultural
and racial boundaries today.
- " The past is still the
present"
- History Lesson by
Jeannette Armstrong
- Reading "History lesson" by Jeannette Armstrong gives a
better understanding of what indigenous groups are
going through in our current society.
- Before:
- Before reading the poem, I was not educated enough about
native Groups other than what we generally relearn in
history class and social media.
- Example: Christopher Columbus
- Through history class, we were able to learn about the father of the new world,
Christopher Columbus. However, instead of describing Columbus as the saint who
found America, Armstrong portray him and his team as "mob" (stanza 2)
- Rather than depicting Columbus as heroic,
Armstrong portrays him as chaotic
- Rather than depicting Columbus as heroic,
Armstrong portrays him as chaotic
- Through history class, we were able to learn about the father of the new world,
Christopher Columbus. However, instead of describing Columbus as the saint who
found America, Armstrong portray him and his team as "mob" (stanza 2)
- Example: Christopher Columbus
- During:
- As I read through with guidance from a
companion of mine, I was able to further
develop my history knowledge (research skills),
particularly about native groups.
- Example: why native groups protest
- Previously, I would consistently believe that Aboriginal protest
was pointless. They ought to simply acknowledge the way that
we're not in the seventeenth century any longer, and they ought
to adjust to our modern society.
- However, while reading Armstrong's piece of literature.
Imagining myself in their position, I'm able to learn
about their history and the thorny path they had to
take in order to be who they are today.
- Although, they were able to get past each time new
challenges are acquainted with them once more.
- 2012, November: Idle no more movement Begins
- 2020, January: Protest against Trans Mountain
pipeline
- 2021, June: 215+ Canadian Indigenous children
were found
- 2021, June: 215+ Canadian Indigenous children
were found
- 2020, January: Protest against Trans Mountain
pipeline
- 2012, November: Idle no more movement Begins
- The colonization of North America caused the Aboriginal group to
lose their: language, culture, Identity, Land, Family, and
Spirituality.
- Although, they were able to get past each time new
challenges are acquainted with them once more.
- However, while reading Armstrong's piece of literature.
Imagining myself in their position, I'm able to learn
about their history and the thorny path they had to
take in order to be who they are today.
- Previously, I would consistently believe that Aboriginal protest
was pointless. They ought to simply acknowledge the way that
we're not in the seventeenth century any longer, and they ought
to adjust to our modern society.
- Example: why native groups protest
- As I read through with guidance from a
companion of mine, I was able to further
develop my history knowledge (research skills),
particularly about native groups.
- Before reading the poem, I was not educated enough about
native Groups other than what we generally relearn in
history class and social media.
- Reading "History lesson" by Jeannette Armstrong gives a
better understanding of what indigenous groups are
going through in our current society.
- After
- After reading such masterpieces through a Postcolonialism study, I am
reminded of our present society. Regardless of whether it's the media
deceiving or misleading information from history, everyone is easily
manipulated.
- It made me look beyond history textbooks and listen to the
perspective that has been historically silenced.
- It made me look beyond history textbooks and listen to the
perspective that has been historically silenced.
- After reading such masterpieces through a Postcolonialism study, I am
reminded of our present society. Regardless of whether it's the media
deceiving or misleading information from history, everyone is easily
manipulated.
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