Similarities and Differences Between hapter 12 of Creating America: A History of the United States” by McDougal Littell and Avatar

Like the Cherokee, many of them tried to escape. Of course, one of the reasons why Caucasians want to take land from Native Americans and why humans want to get the land from Navi. Gold was, of course, very valuable and was discovered in Cherokee's land in 1828. Not only pioneers but also mining workers want this land now. This has increased demand for Cherokee's land more than ever. The same is true for the movie "Avatar".

"Avatar" is an SF novel about the history of the North and South America in the early colonial period. Avatar described all conflicts and bloodsheds between American colonial era and military invaders and indigenous peoples from Europe in a very targeted way. Europe is the same as the Earth. Native American is Nava. "It does not subtlely show that avatar depicts indigenous Pandora's navigation against foreign oppression, foreign director James Cameron admits that this movie relates to imperialism An effective way is that people with more military or technical skills tend to replace or destroy the weak, usually for their resources. "Critics say this film "It is a clear message about the dominant and aggressive culture that deprives local residents of resources and wealth."

One of the United States and European countries - a comparison and comparison of obvious similarities and obvious contrasts in Poland. Both countries have a similar environment and geographical shape. Mountains, the sea, the lake, and the forest, but the climate is different. There is also a difference between politics, religion, country, history, and culture. Compared with the United States, Poland is comparable to the state of Texas and is a small country in Central Europe. West in Germany, the Baltic Sea in the east, Russia in the east, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine in the east, Czech republic in the south and Slovakia in the south. . The United States is located between the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean, adjacent to Mexico and Canada in the Western Hemisphere. Poland and the United States are separated not only by the Atlantic but also by differences in economic, demographic, cultural, religious, and government.