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The document provides information on several topics related to Colombia including culture, economy, politics, fashion trends, and sports. It notes that Colombia has a variety of cultures and traditions across regions. The economy is supported by industries like textiles, chemicals, and mining as well as agriculture and livestock. Politically, Colombia has been characterized by its liberal and conservative parties. Current fashion trends among youth include emo and puppy styles. Several sports are popular among students, especially soccer.
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when you're the smaller and poorer cousin. Because of our size
we have to keep asserting our differences and supporting local
talent, ideas and products. To have a vibrant Australian culture,
particularly in the entertainment and arts industries, we also
need to subsidize local performances and artists, and maintain
Australian content regulations. The lure of freer trade with the
U.S. is certainly no reason to back down on these cultural values.
I worry about the conformity and blandness that comes with
much American popular culture. I would add to this concern an
unease with the power of American advertising and marketing.
Because of this, parents feel pressured into buying their children
expensive label clothes, teenage girls starve themselves to look
like Video Hits dancers, and every second individual seems to
think that "Whatever!" is a witty way of telling someone you
don't want to listen to their point of view. These superficialities
aren't solely the fault of American culture but it does deserve a
fair amount of the blame. For me they reflect a worrying confor
mity in our culture.
My gripes aren't meant to imply a total rejection of American
popular culture or a retreat to some mythical Aussie alternative; like
most Australians there are aspects of American culture I loathe and
aspects I love. My point is that while American products are highly
entertaining and accessible for many people, these products often
have unrivalled distribution and marketing advantages in our soci
ety. That said, and given that the commercial power of the American
cultural industry is likely to continue well into the future, a sense of
local pride and government support of Australian talent is undoubt
edly needed to maintain our own distinct, and evolving, culture.
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1. Brendon O'Connor seems concerned with the idea that American cultural
influence will lead to a homogenized world culture where everything will
look the same and local differences will be less apparent. Do you have the
same concerns as he does? Explain.
2. What would be the advantages to America and Australia if culture did erase cul
tural difference, as O'Connor discusses here? What would be the disadvantages?
3. O'Connor says that his students learn about what education should look like
and how the law works from television shows. Is the same true for you? How
does American culture affect the way you see institutions and social proce
dure? List shows that deal with the law, medicine, and politics. How do you
account for their popularity and influence?
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In 2,000 Years, Will the World
Remembe'r Disney or Plato?
MARK RICE-OXLEY
Mark Rice-Oxley is a correspondent for the Christian Science
Monitor, where this article appeared on January 15, 2004. He
reports from his home in London, United Kingdom. In his article
he d.
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when you're the smaller and poorer cousin. Because of our size
we have to keep asserting our differences and supporting local
talent, ideas and products. To have a vibrant Australian culture,
particularly in the entertainment and arts industries, we also
need to subsidize local performances and artists, and maintain
Australian content regulations. The lure of freer trade with the
U.S. is certainly no reason to back down on these cultural values.
I worry about the conformity and blandness that comes with
much American popular culture. I would add to this concern an
unease with the power of American advertising and marketing.
Because of this, parents feel pressured into buying their children
expensive label clothes, teenage girls starve themselves to look
like Video Hits dancers, and every second individual seems to
think that "Whatever!" is a witty way of telling someone you
don't want to listen to their point of view. These superficialities
aren't solely the fault of American culture but it does deserve a
fair amount of the blame. For me they reflect a worrying confor
mity in our culture.
My gripes aren't meant to imply a total rejection of American
popular culture or a retreat to some mythical Aussie alternative; like
most Australians there are aspects of American culture I loathe and
aspects I love. My point is that while American products are highly
entertaining and accessible for many people, these products often
have unrivalled distribution and marketing advantages in our soci
ety. That said, and given that the commercial power of the American
cultural industry is likely to continue well into the future, a sense of
local pride and government support of Australian talent is undoubt
edly needed to maintain our own distinct, and evolving, culture.
Questions for Discussion and Writing
1. Brendon O'Connor seems concerned with the idea that American cultural
influence will lead to a homogenized world culture where everything will
look the same and local differences will be less apparent. Do you have the
same concerns as he does? Explain.
2. What would be the advantages to America and Australia if culture did erase cul
tural difference, as O'Connor discusses here? What would be the disadvantages?
3. O'Connor says that his students learn about what education should look like
and how the law works from television shows. Is the same true for you? How
does American culture affect the way you see institutions and social proce
dure? List shows that deal with the law, medicine, and politics. How do you
account for their popularity and influence?
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In 2,000 Years, Will the World
Remembe'r Disney or Plato?
MARK RICE-OXLEY
Mark Rice-Oxley is a correspondent for the Christian Science
Monitor, where this article appeared on January 15, 2004. He
reports from his home in London, United Kingdom. In his article
he d ...
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Historically, Colombia's imposing landscape left its various regions largely isolated, resulting in very strong regional identities. Culture, dress, music, food, politics and attitudes vary greatly between regions like Bogota and the coffee region. Television and soccer are popular unifying cultural forces in Colombia. Famous Colombians include authors Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Fernando Vallejo, artists Fernando Botero, and actors Sofia Vergara and John Leguizamo. Colombian cuisine was influenced by Spanish, Italian, French and indigenous traditions.
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By the early 20th century, four out of ten Americans lived in cities due to urbanization. New technologies like elevators, steel structures, and electric streetcars allowed cities to grow vertically in skyscrapers and spread outward. However, racial discrimination persisted as African Americans faced segregation and violence while also being generally excluded from education above high school. A new mass culture also emerged around amusement parks, spectator sports, newspapers and magazines, and a growing consumerism driven by the rise of department stores, chain stores, and advertising.
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List of Maps vi
Preface vii
Introduction: Understanding History xii
1 The Beginnings 2
2 Europe Settles In: Newfoundland, Acadia, New France 38
3 Struggling for a Continent, 1627–1763 78
4 Becoming and Remaining British, 1759–1815 110
5 Relying on Resources, 1815–1840 150
6 Becoming a Nation, 1840–1885 196
7 Becoming Modern, 1885–1915 266
8 Two Wars and a Depression, 1914–1945 322
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