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Which of the following is an example of marginalization?
Promoting diverse histories
Ignoring non-European perspectives in education
Publishing stories from colonized voices
Honouring indigenous culture
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How do colonizers often write history?
In partnership with colonized people
Through oral storytelling
Using only facts
From their own perspective, often ignoring or erasing others
3
Which map projection is more accurate in representing the world?
Mercator
Gall-Peters
Colonial Overlay
Robinson
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What does Eurocentrism prioritize?
Indigenous worldviews
Equal cultural representation
Decolonial history
European values and perspectives
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What concept did Chimamanda Adichie warn about in her TED Talk?
Economic injustice
Capitalism
The danger of a single story
Gender roles
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Who wrote Orientalism and critiqued Western stereotypes of the East?
Judith Butler
Edward Said
Michel Foucault
Chinua Achebe
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True or False: Post-colonialism only refers to events after colonialism ended.
False
True
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Frantz Fanon's work focused on...
Map distortions
Gender performativity
Writing African poetry
The psychological effects of colonialism
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What does “decolonize” mean in the context of post-colonial theory?
Dismantle colonial legacies and structures
Return to monarchy
Remove European languages
Rebuild colonial governments
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What emotion or condition does Fanon describe colonized people feeling due to colonialism?
Religious fulfillment
Self-hatred and alienation
National pride
Ambition and drive
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Which of these writers emphasized using Indigenous languages in literature?
Edward Said
George Orwell
Judith Butler
Chinua Achebe
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Why did European countries colonize other parts of the world?
To teach democracy
To form global friendships
To gain wealth and resources
To promote peace
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Which of the following is a goal of post-colonial theory?
Create global capitalism
Promote colonization
Uplift marginalized voices
Enforce Eurocentric values
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What does post-colonial theory seek to challenge?
All forms of technology
Colonial legacies, oppression, and Eurocentric narratives
Globalization
Modern art
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What does intersectionality add to post-colonial analysis?
Simpler analysis
Religious perspective
Recognition of overlapping identities and systems of oppression
Artistic interpretation
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What is a major effect of colonialism on identity?
Pride in heritage
Empowerment of the colonized
Erasure and feelings of inferiority
Complete independence
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True or False: Post-colonial theory is only about race.
False
True
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What does the “Other” mean in post-colonial analysis?
A person with power
A type of map
A colonizing nation
Someone marginalized or seen as different
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What does the term "representation" refer to in post-colonial theory?
How cultures and people are portrayed
Legal reform
Political structure
Economic planning
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What is colonialism?
Cultural exchange through diplomacy
Equal trade between nations
A form of democracy
Control by one power over another area or people
