What happens when cultures collide?

Margate elementary school is a public school in the traditional land of Palava, south of Hobart. There are 490 students enrolled in the school, 7% of which are indigenous students.

An illustration of this HASS practice shows how staff, third graders and fourth graders students explore the impact of colonization on Tasmanian indigenous peoples through important issues including language importance. What happens when culture recovers?

OI 5: The lifestyle of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders is independently expressed by existence, recognition, thought, and way of behavior.

OI 6: Aborigines living in Australia and islanders of the Torres Strait, becoming the first national or regional ethnic group, showing resilience to cope with historical and contemporary colonization

Query - Identify, investigate, organize information and ideas | organize and process information | gather, compare, classify facts and opinions found from various sources

Dialogue and empathize with others | Emphasize empathy with other people | Imagine and explain the feelings of others in various contexts

Country / regional importance to local indigenous people and / or Torres Strait Islanders (ACHASSK 062)

Long-term and continuous connection (land, sea, waterway and sky) between Australia's first population diversity and indigenous peoples and Torres Strait Islanders (ACHASSK 083)

The nature of contact between indigenous peoples and Torres Strait islanders and other people (eg, Makasan and Europeans) and their influence on people and the environment (ACHASSK 086)

These basic examples show what happens when two different cultures collide. Each culture has different value. Indians are not owned by individuals, they believe in tribal land ownership. Products are often traded between tribes, even to temporary use, to secure specific land. Some territories were captured in tribal warfare. That land has never been sold. The story of $ 24 in jewelry in Manhattan is a typical example of historical misunderstanding. Most Indian historians believe that tribes involved in the exchange of Manhattan jewelry allow only foreigners to use the land as the state of India does not consider the sale of land. Caucasians never understood the concepts and thoughts of land as 'acts of achievement'.

Have you thought about what happens when two cultures collide? In the novel, something happened by Chinuuacobe, a cultural confrontation occurred, and the hero of the Okonkow village was overtaken by a white Christian who, affected his tribe and possibly other tribes and tried to change it . Okonkwo is one of the most respected leaders in his village. - Born on 16th November 1930, Chinusa Cave was brought up in a large village called Ogydy in the southeastern part of Nigeria. He was brought up by his parents, well at school, received undergraduate scholarships, and graduated from Ivadan College. In Chinua Achebe 's novel "Fall Fall Apart", he tells a story about the main character Okonkwo, the leader of Umuofia tribe of Imubo people.