Unlike Ghandi, Marxist theories greatly influenced Fanon's idea of the alienation of the black man. ... Instead, new insight prompted the natives to violently rise up against the Europeans as they achieved in Algeria. ... Unlike Fanon and Césaire, Gandhi firmly stood against violence; he devoted himself to peace and greatly depended on it when pursuing his objective. ... He stressed the importance of compatibility, and rejected the European concept of morality and materialism. ... As a result of Gandhi's instruction, Indians began to envision a sovereign state without European...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

My views on imperialism were just like anyone else coming in from Europe; a good thing that brings light and religion to the people of Africa. But unlike the other people I met on my journey, I was completely unaware of the chaos that goes on in the Congo, being blinded by civilization my whole life. ... One definate observation was the darkness of the Congo in contrast to the lightness of Europe. ...

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During the 19th century white Europeans had come to the point that money equaled power and in turn gave them the right to enslave people that were unlike them. When these Europeans accounted cultures that were different then their mainstream, they say them as uncivilized beasts that needed their help. ... In the European "helping" way these people were taken from their families so that white hands did not get blackened by the dirt. The differences that the Europeans saw in these people were used to create new species. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

Unlike a vest majority of African Americas, yet alone woman, she attended St. ... Copper quoted a European Written "Except the Slavonic, the Negro is the only original and distinctive genius who has yet came to growth and the feelings to cherish and develop it....

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The colors chosen by these two were drastically, yet fantastically, bold in their own rights, reaching out with their own personal perspectives and points of views, unlike the usual, more suitable art (Arnold 34). ... These two rejected the mixed South African-European arts and artists, and in its place, they drove and returned the art form directly back to its home. ...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

European colonizers built African slavery into most important form of coerced labor in the New World in the 17th century. ... Unlike Barbados, Chesapeake remained with a majority of white and slaves had frequent and close contact with white, some even worked side by side. ...

• Word Count: 1069
• Approx Pages: 4
• Grade Level: High School