
The Simulation - Colonialism and Resistance to Unity
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Sam Carbonetti
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The Simulation - Colonialism and Resistance to Unity
How the Colonial Powers used faction and fear to control
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Multiple Choice
What is Colonialism?
Economic system of Control used to Dominate a territory and access resources.
Economic partnership between an empire and the local population
A military system bent on converting all the world into their people and territory
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Colonialism
Economic system of Domination over land and people in order to control resources Intent
Control - Growth - Self-Sustaining Economy - Prosperity for the Dominant Culture
Decisions made Unilaterally - Local populations not involved.
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Clientelism
Unfair, unequal, and transactional relationship between the colonial power and the local population
I will give you basic needs/power/special treatment, in exchange for your labor/political support.
More resources go to the group that has most closely connected themselves to the colonial power.
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Fill in the Blanks
You witnessed or experienced an example of clientelism during the simulation game when
Type answer...
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Cultural Identity
Tribalism
Incentives (Resources for self)
Clientelism plays on the identity (Divide and Conquer)
Some see opportunity for advancing their group's cause at the expense of others
Colonial power counts division to maintain dominance.
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Multiple Select
Clientelism is effective because...
It forces groups of people to compete with each other for resources
It divides the population based on existing divisions within a territory
It reinforces tribalism by making groups distrust each other
It ties the fate of some groups (their survival) to the Colonial Power
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A North American Colonial Comparison
13 Colonies - all with varying incentives until the one thing they all cared about was threatened: Self-Governance
Unless they all wanted to be unified under the identity chosen by the Crown, they needed to unite to ensure their "tribe" could assert their own control.
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Incentives
Keep and assert your cultural dominance by being part of the new government
Don't join the Revolution? Lose all say in how the new government is created. Lose influence, lose resources, lose self-governance, lose the ability to establish the "norm" of your new society
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How the Colonial Powers used faction and fear to control
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