Rudyard Kipling
What were Rudyard Kipling's views on colonization?
Kipling saw colonization as an important factor in global order and believed it was the white people's duty.
Does colonization branch from globalization or imperialism?
Imperialism
Who was the first European to map the east coast of Australia in 1770?
James Cook
which country colonized New Zealand
Great Britain
How many cultural dimensions can you analyze a society with? From Hofstede's findings?
6 cultural dimensions (Individualism, Masculinity, Uncertainty Avoidance, Power Distance, Time Perspective, and Indulgence)
What is the name of the poem that Kipling wrote, relating to the duties and difficulties that colonization brought?
The White Man's Burden
What is imperialism?
What term is used for the mixed ethnicity children of australia, who got forcibly removed from aboriginal families?
The Stolen Generation
What is the name of the indigenous people of New Zealand?
The Māori
If a society is discussing whether to have a democracy or a dictatorship, what cultural dimension is this referring to?
(Individualistic / Collectivistic, Masculine / Feminine, Uncertainty Avoidance, Power Distance, Time Perspective, Indulgence / Restraint)
Power Distance
Kipling describes the "New caught, sullen people" As half what? And half what?
Half-devil and Half-child
What excuse did Great Britain use to justify their colonization of other countries?
Which population is most commonly reffered to as "The stolen Generation"
The aboriginals
What are two of the maori peoples most important cultural expressions?
The Haka (Dance) and their tribal tattoos.
If a country is operating with a low UA (Uncertainty Avoidance), do they prefer strict rules or general rules where you aren't as bound?
General rules
What is the name of the poem Kipling wrote, distinguishing white people from other nationalities (Hint: Pronouns)
We and They
In 1922 (At Great Britain's peak), what percentage of the world did Great Britain have control over? 14%, 17%, 21% or 26%
26%
In what year did Australia gain control over their nation, from Great Britain? 1886, 1892, 1901 or 1907?
1901
In the movie "Once Were Warriors", is the Heke family a part of the urban Māori culture, the modern colonial culture, or stuck in the middle.
In the middle
What is the name of the model created by Hofstede to analyze a culture? (Relating to a vegetable)
The Onion model (Løgmodellen)
What story did Kipling, famously, write? Some interpret it as an allegory for Britain's colonization of India. (The story was later turned into a Disney movie)
The Jungle Book
What does the term "The sun never sets on the british empire" mean?
That the British Empire had colonies in every time zone, so there were always a nation they had, which the sun was shining on.
When Great Britain Colonized Australia, they called the land "Terra Nullius". What is the translation of this?
Nobody's land
What is the name of the theory made by Maffesoli that covers how social communities in the late modern society is created - through emotions and shared interest, rather than nationalities?
Neo Tribalism
According to Hofstede's onion model, what is at the core of every culture?
Values