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This is an animated map of who owned what parts of Europe over the past 1000 years. Do you consider 'colonialism' to be different to any other form of human exp
by secondcoming 6y ago
This is an animated map of who owned what parts of Europe over the past 1000 years. Do you consider 'colonialism' to be different to any other form of human expansion done since time began?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UY9P0QSxlnI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UY9P0QSxlnI
- danans 6y ago> This is an animated map of who owned what parts of Europe over the past 1000 years. Who said colonialism didn't happen in Europe? Scotland and Ireland were arguably where the English prototyped their methods of subjugating countries. > Do you consider 'colonialism' to be different to any other form of human expansion done since time began? Yes. Colonialism as a systematic state supported effort to subjugate other nations and overtake their resources is very different than migration, for example.