European Colonialism Part I Flashcards
It is the process of nations, commonly those who have great power, to establish control over a foreign area or group of people.
COLONIALISM
In around the 17th century, the term ‘colony’ was
commonly pertain to settlers and European emigrants.
plantations
Who said this quotation?
“rule over peoples of different races inhabiting lands separated by salt water from the imperial center”
Emerson, 1968
Who said this quotation?
“the direct organization of formal political-military control over peripheral areas by core states”
Chase-Dunn, 1986
Who said this quotation?
“a relationship of domination between an indigenous (or forcibly imported) majority and a a minority of foreign invaders.”
Osterhammel 1997
What do you call is in the very form, the structure of international law itself, predicated on global trade between inherently unequal polities, with unequal coercive violence implied in the very commodity form.”
Who said this definition?
COLONIALISM ; China Mieville
Colonizers appoint an official or establish a system that will govern the colony
DIRECT RULE
colonizers give opportunities for the local to have autonomy
INDIRECT RULE
conquered, explored, settled, and exploited large areas of the world.
WESTERN COLONIALISM
It only began during the late 15th and 16th
century when Europeans started the
“Age of Discovery”
WHY EUROPEANS COLONIZE?
- economic exploitation of the colony’s natural
resources - creation of new markets for the colonizer
- extension of the colonizer’s way of life beyond its
national borders
public decree to divide unknown lands in west between Castille and Portugal.
Inter caetera divinae (1493)
diving the world again along the same lines, but a little further to the West.
Treaty of Tordesillas (1494)
A further treaty to identify the respective line in the Pacific
Treaty of Saragossa (1529)
Decline of Feudalism in
15th century.
