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The document discusses the historical process of colonization, where European countries like Spain and England colonized lands in Latin America, North America, and elsewhere. Colonizers often oppressed and enslaved indigenous populations, bringing their own languages and religions. Globalization has its roots in colonization and the increasing spread of Western culture threatens to eliminate traditional local cultures.
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Colonization occurred when European countries like Spain, England, and others went to new lands, took them over by killing and enslaving indigenous populations, and imposed their languages and religions on the local people. Over time, as globalization increased, it led traditional cultures around the world to decline and potentially disappear as Western influence grew stronger globally.
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Colonialism occurred when a group would colonize another people or land, often conquering the local population and exploiting resources for economic gain. For example, the Spanish colonized much of the Americas to capture slaves, steal land, and become wealthy, resulting in Latin American populations with mixed European and Native American ancestry today. Similarly, the English colonized what is now the United States, seizing land and bringing women but not enslaving Native Americans, instead importing slaves from Africa and influencing the colonized to speak English and adopt Christianity.
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Colonialism involves one group colonizing another people or land by going to a distant place to live and potentially conquer the local population. Countries and peoples often colonized others for negative reasons like capturing slaves, stealing land and resources, and becoming wealthy. Examples include Spain colonizing much of the Americas, taking the land and native people for these exploitative purposes, and England colonizing what is now the United States, bringing Africans as slaves rather than native Americans. Colonialism contributed to globalization by spreading the colonizers' language and religion, and as the world globalizes more, traditional cultures risk being lost forever.
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Colonialism involves countries colonizing other peoples and lands for exploitative reasons like capturing slaves, stealing natural resources and land to become wealthy. For example, the Spanish colonized much of the Americas to capture slaves and steal land and resources, while the English colonized what is now the US primarily to steal land but also brought women as they enslaved Africans rather than native Americans. Over time, colonized peoples adopt the colonizers' language and religion as globalization has roots in colonialism and leads to the dominance of American and European cultures at the expense of traditional ones.
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Colonization involves one group taking control of another's land and often oppressing or enslaving the indigenous people. Historically, Europeans and Americans colonized many places, oppressing and killing native populations. While Europeans were large colonizers, other non-European countries also engaged in colonizing other peoples. An example is the English colonization of what is now the United States, where they stole land and brought women but did not enslave indigenous people as Africans were used as slaves instead.
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Colonialism involved countries colonizing other lands and peoples for exploitative reasons like capturing slaves, stealing natural resources, and gaining wealth. For example, Spain colonized much of Latin America, resulting in populations with both European and Native American heritage, while England colonized what is now the US primarily to seize land and bring women, as Africans were used as slaves instead of indigenous peoples. Colonization spread the colonizers' languages and religions worldwide and led to the globalization that is gradually eliminating traditional cultures.
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Colonialism occurred when a group would colonize another people or land, often conquering the local population and exploiting resources for economic gain. For example, the Spanish colonized much of the Americas to capture slaves, steal land, and become wealthy, resulting in Latin American populations with mixed European and Native American ancestry today. Similarly, the English colonized what is now the United States, seizing land and bringing women but not enslaving Native Americans, instead importing slaves from Africa and influencing the colonized to speak English and adopt Christianity.
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Colonialism involves one group colonizing another people or land by going to a distant place to live and potentially conquer the local population. Countries and peoples often colonized others for negative reasons like capturing slaves, stealing land and resources, and becoming wealthy. Examples include Spain colonizing much of the Americas, taking the land and native people for these exploitative purposes, and England colonizing what is now the United States, bringing Africans as slaves rather than native Americans. Colonialism contributed to globalization by spreading the colonizers' language and religion, and as the world globalizes more, traditional cultures risk being lost forever.
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Colonialism involves countries colonizing other peoples and lands for exploitative reasons like capturing slaves, stealing natural resources and land to become wealthy. For example, the Spanish colonized much of the Americas to capture slaves and steal land and resources, while the English colonized what is now the US primarily to steal land but also brought women as they enslaved Africans rather than native Americans. Over time, colonized peoples adopt the colonizers' language and religion as globalization has roots in colonialism and leads to the dominance of American and European cultures at the expense of traditional ones.
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Colonization involves one group taking control of another's land and often oppressing or enslaving the indigenous people. Historically, Europeans and Americans colonized many places, oppressing and killing native populations. While Europeans were large colonizers, other non-European countries also engaged in colonizing other peoples. An example is the English colonization of what is now the United States, where they stole land and brought women but did not enslave indigenous people as Africans were used as slaves instead.
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Colonialism involved countries colonizing other lands and peoples for exploitative reasons like capturing slaves, stealing natural resources, and gaining wealth. For example, Spain colonized much of Latin America, resulting in populations with both European and Native American heritage, while England colonized what is now the US primarily to seize land and bring women, as Africans were used as slaves instead of indigenous peoples. Colonization spread the colonizers' languages and religions worldwide and led to the globalization that is gradually eliminating traditional cultures.
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People colonized other lands and peoples for exploitative reasons like capturing slaves and stealing resources. For example, Spain colonized much of Latin America to capture slaves and steal land, resulting in mixed-race populations like the Mestizos of Latin America today. Similarly, England colonized what is now the United States, stealing land and bringing women but not enslaving Native Americans and instead using African slaves. Colonization spread the colonizers' languages and religions to the colonized and ultimately led to the globalization that is gradually eliminating traditional cultures worldwide.
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Colonialism involved powerful nations colonizing other lands and peoples for exploitative reasons like capturing slaves, stealing natural resources, and accumulating wealth. For example, Spain colonized much of Latin America during this period, and as a result the population is now primarily of mixed European and Native American descent. Similarly, England colonized what is now the United States, seizing land and importing slaves from Africa but not seeking to enslave the local indigenous peoples. Colonialism contributed to the spread of globalization and traditional cultures becoming replaced by those of the colonizers.
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Colonialism involved powerful countries colonizing other lands and peoples for exploitative reasons like capturing slaves, stealing natural resources, and accumulating wealth. For example, Spain colonized much of Latin America during this period, and as a result the population is now primarily of mixed European and Native American descent. Similarly, England colonized what is now the United States, seizing land and bringing slaves from Africa but not capturing Native Americans as slaves. Colonized peoples often adopted the language and religion of their colonizers over time. Globalization has continued the spread of Western influence that began during the colonial period.
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People colonized other places for bad reasons like capturing slaves and stealing land and resources. For example, Spain colonized parts of the Americas to capture slaves and steal land. As a result, many in Latin America today have mixed European and Native American heritage. England also colonized what is now the US, stealing land and bringing women but not Indian slaves as Africans were used as slaves instead. Colonized peoples often adopted the colonizers' language and religion. Globalization has continued colonization's spread of Western culture, threatening the loss of traditional cultures.
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The document discusses the colonization of other people and countries, noting that colonizers like Spain and England did so to capture slaves, steal land, and spread their language and religion. It suggests that as a result of colonization, populations like Latin Americans and early US settlers became mixed with European blood or adopted European culture. The document concludes that ongoing globalization continues this trend of spreading Western influence and threatens to eliminate traditional local cultures.
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People colonized other lands and peoples for exploitative reasons like capturing slaves and stealing resources. For example, Spain colonized much of Latin America to capture slaves and steal land, resulting in mixed-race populations like the Mestizos of Latin America today. Similarly, England colonized what is now the United States, stealing land and bringing women but not enslaving Native Americans and instead using African slaves. Colonization spread the colonizers' languages and religions to the colonized and ultimately led to the globalization that is gradually eliminating traditional cultures worldwide.
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Colonialism involved powerful countries colonizing other lands and peoples for exploitative reasons like capturing slaves, stealing natural resources, and accumulating wealth. For example, Spain colonized much of Latin America during this period, and as a result the population is now primarily of mixed European and Native American descent. Similarly, England colonized what is now the United States, seizing land and bringing slaves from Africa but not capturing Native Americans as slaves. Colonized peoples often adopted the language and religion of their colonizers over time. Globalization has continued the spread of Western influence that began during the colonial period.
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People colonized other places for bad reasons like capturing slaves and stealing land and resources. For example, Spain colonized parts of the Americas to capture slaves and steal land. As a result, many in Latin America today have mixed European and Native American heritage. England also colonized what is now the US, stealing land and bringing women but not Indian slaves as Africans were used as slaves instead. Colonized peoples often adopted the colonizers' language and religion. Globalization has continued colonization's spread of Western culture, threatening the loss of traditional cultures.
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People colonized other lands and peoples for exploitative reasons like capturing slaves and stealing natural resources. For example, Spain colonized much of Latin America to capture slaves and steal land, leading the population to have mixed European and Native American heritage today. Similarly, England colonized what is now the U.S. by stealing land and importing women and African slaves, influencing the colonized peoples to adopt the colonizers' language and religion. Colonization spread globalization and traditional cultures are disappearing as the world becomes more Westernized.
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People colonized other lands and peoples for exploitative reasons like capturing slaves and stealing natural resources. For example, Spain colonized much of Latin America to take land and native people as slaves, shaping the ethnic identities of those populations. Colonization spread European languages and religions to conquered lands and accelerated the spread of globalization, gradually eliminating unique local cultures.
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The document discusses the reasons and impacts of colonization. It notes that countries often colonized other peoples and lands to capture slaves, steal resources, and gain wealth. For example, the Spanish colonized much of the Americas for these purposes, and today Latin Americans have both European and Native American ancestry as a result of this colonization. Colonization also spread languages and religions as the colonized peoples adopted those of their colonizers.
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Colonial powers like Spain and England colonized other peoples and lands for exploitative reasons such as capturing slaves, stealing natural resources, and becoming wealthy. The Spanish colonized much of Latin America to do this, and as a result the population became primarily mixed European and native ancestry. English colonization of North America similarly stole land and brought slaves from Africa rather than enslaving native peoples. Colonialism spread European languages and religions to conquered peoples and led to the global spread of Western culture that threatens traditional ways of life worldwide.
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Presented by Vladimir Iglovikov:
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/iglovikov/
- https://x.com/viglovikov
- https://www.instagram.com/ternaus/
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Challenges: The hurdles in monetizing open-source projects and measuring user engagement.
Development Practices: Best practices for creating, maintaining, and scaling open-source libraries, including code hygiene, CI/CD, and fast iteration.
Community Building: Strategies for making adoption easy, iterating quickly, and fostering a vibrant, engaged community.
Marketing: Both online and offline marketing tactics, focusing on real, impactful interactions and collaborations.
Mental Health: Maintaining balance and not feeling pressured by user demands.
Key insights include the importance of automation, making the adoption process seamless, and leveraging offline interactions for marketing. The presentation also emphasizes the need for continuous small improvements and building a friendly, inclusive community that contributes to the project's growth.
Vladimir Iglovikov brings his extensive experience as a Kaggle Grandmaster, ex-Staff ML Engineer at Lyft, sharing valuable lessons and practical advice for anyone looking to enhance the adoption of their open-source projects.
Explore more about Albumentations and join the community at:
GitHub: https://github.com/albumentations-team/albumentations
Website: https://albumentations.ai/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/100504475
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https://alandix.com/academic/papers/synergy2024-epistemic/
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- 8. Globalization grew from colonization
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- 10. Soon, traditional cultures will be gone forever