'British colonization' presentation slideshows

CHAPTER 2.1 POLITICAL PROCESS

CHAPTER 2.1 POLITICAL PROCESS. Colonial Era. Malaysia was once a colonized land It also classified as one of the Commonwealth countries- that is a former British colony Malaysia was subjugated by other powers for approximately 446 years ( from 1511 until 1957)

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CANON

CANON A body of writing recognized by authority (literary critics and scholars) deemed suitable for academic study. Colonialism.

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A Quick View of British imperialism

A Quick View of British imperialism. Or how one country nearly ruled the rest of the world. What does British imperialism have to do with English?.

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Building a new nation. The road to Independence. The beginnings of British colonization. A few landmarks The characteristics of the first colonies The political inheritance. Colonial government in the long view From Empire to Independence, the emergence of an American culture.

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Australia

Australia . Aboriginal people. People whose ancestors were indigenous to the Australian continent before British colonization in the late 1700s. The English government needed a new place to send its prisoners. In 1788, they sent a crew to Australia to begin building prisons. .

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EOC Review: Pt. 1

1. Term: compromise between Virginia and New Jersey Plans 2. Amendment: protection from double jeopardy 3. Court Case: established judicial review 4. Terms: the idea that people form governments to protect their natural rights. EOC Review: Pt. 1. Early America.

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ESL as an Adult Ed Institution

ESL as an Adult Ed Institution. Becca Dawson. History of English as a Second Language. Teaching English as a Second Language began as a result of British colonization in the 15th century; thanks to increased trade, English had become the lingua franca.

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Chapter 19: Southwest Asia and the Indian Ocean 1500 1750

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Caste & Literature

EFTI Conference April 30, 2010. Caste & Literature. Presenters. Lisa Levi English Teacher, Franklin High School. Gwen Duralek Social Studies Teacher, Franklin High School. Engaging students in literature. Use of primary source documents Reading Like a Historian. Vedic Age.

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Decolonization

Decolonization. Independence in Nigeria. Nigeria Before Colonization. Nigeria contains more historical cultures and empires than any other nation in Africa dating back to 5 th Century AD The first people of Nigeria are the Nok People whose influence spread throughout Africa

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Impacts of British colonization

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Geography and Climate of India

Geography and Climate of India. Chapter 7 Sections 1 and 2. The region known as South Asia (Indian Sub-continent) is considered a sub-continent At one time used to be its own separate land mass Collided with Asia and formed the Himalayas Himalayas-8000 meters (5 miles) high

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Chronological Table Towards an Independent Belize

Chronological Table Towards an Independent Belize. Why is the History of Belize Important?.

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Conflicts

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Spanish Explorers and Colonies

Spanish Explorers and Colonies. In August of 1492, Christopher Columbus set sail to find a route to Asia by sailing west Across the Atlantic Ocean. In October of the same year, Columbus small fleet reached land. He thought he was in Asia, but was actually in North America .

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New Zealand

New Zealand. Quick Facts. Youngest country on earth Last major landmass to be discovered Population: 4 million people Comparable in size to Colorado Warmest months: Dec.-Feb. Coldest months: June-Aug. Maori People. 1 st inhabitants of New Zealand (Aotearoa)

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French, English and Spanish Encounters

French, English and Spanish Encounters. I. Colonization Nations extending control over other regions of the world 1. Spain a. South and Central America 2. France a. Upper N. America 3. England a. Central part of N. America. II. The Reformation.

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