How was colonialism an expression of German Nationalism, and how did it shape German Nationalism going forward into the 20th century? Consider the importance of race, gender, and class and support your argument with specific information from Nancy Reagin's Sweeping the German Nation and Lora Wildenthal's German Women for Empire
How was colonialism an expression of German Nationalism, and how did it shape German Nationalism going forward into the 20th century? Consider the importance of race, gender, and class and support your argument with specific information from Nancy Reagin's Sweeping the German Nation and Lora Wildenthal's German Women for Empire.
"Control by one authority over a dependent territory or people" is how colonialism is characterised. It occurs when one nation conquers and exploits another's population, frequently while imposing its own language and cultural values on the inhabitants.
Settler colonialism may be seen in the huge migration of Dutch, German, and French settlers (known as Afrikaners) to South Africa, as well as in British colonialism in America. The Dutch East India Company built an outpost at the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa in 1652.
Nationalism is a belief and movement that the state and the country should be in sync. Nationalism as a movement seeks to support the interests of a specific nation (as opposed to a collection of people), particularly with the goal of achieving and retaining the nation's sovereignty (self-governance) over its territory.
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