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In most occasions, the immigrants try as much as possible to expand their civilization and cultural practices into their new colony in order to dominate.
Various factors contributed towards the occurrence and expansion of colonization in the world. For instance, most Europeans colonized Africa because of not only prestige, but also because of the fertility of Africa. As early as 15th century, the European nations were entering the industrialization phase, and as a result, they required raw materials for their industries. Psychological challenges also affected the Europeans significantly. This is evidenced by their pride; they believed that they were superior to other races, and as a result they colonized other races in the world. Lack of common religious practices in other parts of the world such as Africa also enhanced the movement of the Europeans into Africa. It was through this movement that the remote parts of Africa were colonized.
However, countries were not colonized at one specific time; various parts in Africa for instance were colonized at different times and by different European nations. For instance, East Africa was colonized by the Germans, North Africa by the Portuguese, and the French and English colonized North America. The Germans started having their way into East Africa in early 1880s by first invading into Tanganyika. They later advanced to other East African nations, Burundi and Rwanda in early 1890s. They success in expansion in Africa was enhanced by the presence of the Catholic missionaries who claimed to educate, convert Africans as well as provide medical care to the natives of East Africa.
Despite their exploitation of resources, the Germans also contributed significantly towards the development of East Africa’s economy. This is evidenced by their involvement not only in the planting of cash crops
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Part I would focus on an example of architecture, of which one selected the Capitol Building in Hartord, Connecticut as exemplifying one of the most remarkable structures in the city. Part II, on the other hand, would examine a piece of art, particularly a street mural, which has captured one’s attention, also in Hartford.
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ystical quality about them, but the first piece seemed to meander throughout while the second one had a rhythmic, driving vocal line that did not harmonize with the underlying chant but complemented it nonetheless.
I enjoyed the second piece more than the first one. I think
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