Sentence examples for through colonialism from inspiring English sources

Through colonialism, it also involved institutionalised racism and the deliberate impoverishment of the global south.

Countries such as Haiti which, through colonialism, inherited laws from the French legal system are especially prone to red tape.

"A lot of things had been suppressed and banned through colonialism, like powwows and sweat lodges and certain expressions.

TUNIS — An elderly veteran of Tunisia's struggle for independence has watched his country's transformations — through colonialism, a coup and an uprising — from his regular spot at a cafe on the avenue that bears the name of his hero.

Soyinka and Ngugi both lived through colonialism as children, were shaped by the promise of decolonisation, protested their subsequent political disillusionment and paid dearly for their writing in prison.

Since the time of Bell and her colleague TE Lawrence, who also played a defining role in shaping contemporary Arabia, Iraq has lived through colonialism, monarchy, totalitarianism, war, occupation and chaos.

Rather they emerged through the exports and impositions of planning expertise through European colonialism and post-second world war modernist reconstruction.

The Burmese have slurped these noodles through British colonialism, Japanese occupation and the iron rule of the military junta.

Contrary to conventional understanding, there were antecedents of a legal profession outside Europe prior to the spreading of such ideas through European colonialism.

Relating a single family's struggle "to do more than endure," this multigenerational saga portrays the emergence of modern Burma — through British colonialism, wartime occupation by the Japanese, and the independence era.

Brazilians, Angolans, and Mozambicans have all suffered through Portuguese colonialism.