MCL-Unit 2 Intro Terms to Know

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What is colonization?

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Colonization is the process by which a central system of power dominates the surrounding land and its components, often involving the establishment of settlements and the exploitation of resources.

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Provide an example of colonization.

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European powers colonizing parts of Africa and the Americas.

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What is migration?

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Migration is the movement of individuals or groups from one location to another, often for reasons such as economic opportunity, conflict, or environmental factors.

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Who are Latinos?

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Latinos are people from Latin America, which includes Central and South America.

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What is socio-political literature?

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Socio-political literature addresses social and political issues, often reflecting on the struggles and experiences of individuals within society.

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Name a famous socio-political literary work.

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'1984' by George Orwell is an example of socio-political literature.

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What themes are explored in Salazar's poem "Here is the Land"?

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The themes of identity, belonging, and connections between people and their land.

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What is the significance of migration in history?

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Migration has played a crucial role in shaping cultures, economies, and societies throughout history, influencing demographic changes and cultural exchanges.

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What are the impacts of colonization on indigenous populations?

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Colonization often leads to the displacement, cultural assimilation, and exploitation of indigenous populations, resulting in long-lasting social and economic consequences.

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How does socio-political literature influence society?

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Socio-political literature can raise awareness about social issues, inspire change, and foster empathy by providing insights into the experiences of marginalized groups.