SOSC 1880 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Notre Dame Bay, Settler Colonialism
22 Jan 2019
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Colonies of settlement and settler colonialism in northeastern. North american colonial settlement on native territory came in four different forms: 1) the problem of the law, 2) recognition of the state, 3) question of authority, 4) power relationships. Reciprocal sovereignty: the imperial crowns presence in north america on indigenous people as well as political alliances. Settler colonialism is a type of colonialism that works by replacing indigenous peoples with an invasive settler society that eventually develops a distinctive identity and sovereignty. It consists of territorial homogenization and the normalization of settler power/ control. From an imperial and plural lense: settler colonies in the northeast are seen as just one kind of space that europeans created overseas". European imperialism meant that they created new places used new names and took land without thinking about its meaning and significance for the indigenous populations. English migration and its" results: english migration occurred in two ways 1) in.
