Colonialism

 Colonialism:

Colonialism impacts the culture of society being colonized because in Cuba, Afro-Cubans were brought together as a patriotic call to bring all Cubans of all races together in pursuit of soverinty. Cubans then passed many nationalist laws which would help the Afro-Cubans civil rights drive. Then the Senate passed a Morua Amendment prohibiting the orginization of political parties based on one race only. There were a few ways that the Afro-Cubans took other political, economical, and cultlural factors that could lead them to colonialism. In 1918, Jose Armando would give the Afro-Cubans solutions for this problem. One of those solutions was that Afro-Cubans could achieve high levels of achievment despite the obstacles of society. The next solution was to have to the Afro-Cubans form one large group or party and try to affect the political process for this problem. The final solution was too have men and an example of a man who took part in this solution was Martin Moria Delgado and he argued that blacks should associate themselves with established politcal parties. This would allow them to promote their interests within the party system. An argument could be that colonialism improves a culture because of the many different races come together and support one another. When races come together and help one another out this makes the society stronger. Another argument could be that it destroys culture because if the races come together and help each other out then one races cultural background could be destroyed. It could be destroyed by one race starting a new cultural background that is similar to the race who helped them out.