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5 pages in length. The writer engages in an imaginary conversation between two opposing sides of European Imperialism at the turn of the twentieth century. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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you by guiding your destiny? Here, look at yourselves and the lives you have come to lead -- are they not considered to be quite low upon the social
scale? This is precisely why European Imperialism must continue to exist, if not for your personal benefit then for the benefit of your people as a collective whole." "But,
sir, do you not see that we are happy the way we are and without need of your guidance -- cultural, economic, socially or otherwise? Before you started colonizing
upon our land, we were a contented people without need for anything; yet now that you and your people have infiltrated our territory and have taken it upon yourselves to
dictate cultural and economic policy, we have lost our identity as a people." Yes, yes, so this is what I hear you say, however, how are you to truly know
what is best for your people? Look at the squalor in which you live -- is that civilized to you? Heavens, my good man, your people barely scrap
by in your current manner of existence. Do you not think that we Europeans cannot make that better for you? You merely must come to the understanding that
some people on this earth are better able to address certain situation, while others are meant to allow this to occur. European Imperialism will permit your people to engage
in a more prosperous life, while at the same time give some meaning to your otherwise colorless existence." "Begging your pardon, sir, but the manner in which you view our
existence is from a pair of European eyes, not the eyes of a man who is proud of what little he may have accomplished in his life. I nor
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