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…diminish local identity (p.19). A good example of cultural imperialism is the 18th and 19th century idea of the British regarding their worldwide territories. When the British colonized America and India, they believed they were superior to the native Indians…

…of Tamils, known as the Indian Tamils, account for five per cent of the population, and are both socially and territorially separate from the Sri Lankan Tamils. The most important difference between the two groups is that the Indian Tamils, who are treated…

…. After WWI Gandhi became involved in the Indian National Congress and the movement for Indian independence. He protested and was imprisoned by British authorities for example was jailed for six years in 1922 but only served 2 years because of how good he…

…formed the New England Confederacy to strengthen their colonial defense. Attending to its own civil wars, Britain failed to defend its colonies from the French, Indians, and Dutch. Streamlining the administration of the colonies, the English Parliament created…

…Navajos had to march over four hundred miles to Fort Sumner" in 1863 by federal troops at "bayonet point" (Takaki 59). Indians were very willing to enlist, however, and had a higher percentage of their race in uniform than any other. Indians actually had…

…in medicine to protect themselves (Vachon, 1983). Indian nations were recongnizing each other as distinct nations, with a mutual respect of their territories. It was the birth of new cultures. Each one had a different linguistic and cultural identity. Experts…

…India<Tab/>7 As it's clear from the above pie chart, Tata Indica (shown as Telco) in the figure has a share of 11.5%. The Indian Passenger Car Industry in the Financial Year 2002-03: As we know Tata Indica falls in the Segment B…

…Pamama History Indians inhabited the isthmus of Panama when the Spanish explorers arrived. Some historians say that there might have been a population of 500,000 Indians from sixty tribes, but other researchers said that the Cuna Indians alone…

…. For the next three years, he fought in the wars against the French and Indians, serving as Gen. Edward Braddock's aide in the disastrous campaign against Fort Duquesne. In 1759, he resigned from the militia, married Martha Dandridge Custis, a widow, and settled down…

…Davy Crockett is worldwide known as one of the best hunters, marksmen, and Indian fighters that ever lived. Throughout Davy’s life, he was a very famous celebrity in the United States. Even after he died, every one was talking about Davy Crockett and his…