Owing the fact of the Australian’s savage reputations, the British viewed them in an ethnocentric way causing conflict between the two cultures.The British viewed the aboriginals of Australia as uncivilized and uneducated natives as they were nude and savage autochthons. The British judged the natives as inferiors as they had never seen black as a skin tone and were labelled as animals. The British also insulted them by calling them savages, barbarous and ferocious. As the British held more power than the aboriginals, they tried to take over their lands thinking that the aboriginals were "animals"; by replacing the crops and making mansions and streets; giving pressure on the aboriginals to change their appearances to the well regulated looks of the British citizens, which caused huge conflict between the two cultures as the aboriginals did not seem to accept the British’s act. The aboriginals had hardly any space left for them in their own country so, they retreated by burning all of the crops that the British had placed; and replaced it with their own crop. This seemed to cause more hatred for the aboriginals as their impressions for the British remained as savages and ferocious animals.
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Ethnocentrism causing conflict between the British and the first Australians
Owing the fact of the Australian’s savage reputations, the British viewed them in an ethnocentric way causing conflict between the two cultures.The British viewed the aboriginals of Australia as uncivilized and uneducated natives as they were nude and savage autochthons. The British judged the natives as inferiors as they had never seen black as a skin tone and were labelled as animals. The British also insulted them by calling them savages, barbarous and ferocious. As the British held more power than the aboriginals, they tried to take over their lands thinking that the aboriginals were "animals"; by replacing the crops and making mansions and streets; giving pressure on the aboriginals to change their appearances to the well regulated looks of the British citizens, which caused huge conflict between the two cultures as the aboriginals did not seem to accept the British’s act. The aboriginals had hardly any space left for them in their own country so, they retreated by burning all of the crops that the British had placed; and replaced it with their own crop. This seemed to cause more hatred for the aboriginals as their impressions for the British remained as savages and ferocious animals.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Julius Caesar - Duet Acting

Thursday, February 10, 2011
Learning Profile
The strategies that would help me in my learning in class would be for example in humanities, we are reading Julius Caesar, I prefer to see the movie before reading or annotating it. It helps me to understand it better because I'm a visual. On my Profile, It says that should should play games like soccer which has a lot of movement.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Art Mirroring Our Society
This famous painting known as "The Ambassadors" was painted by a well known painter called Holbein. This is painted on oak with oil in the year 1533. This painting illustrates some selected exploring items. The painting includes 2 globes; one terrestrial and celestial, a quadrant, a torquetum and a polyhedral sundial. It also includes the texture on the floor which is mosaic, and based on the design from Westminster Abbey.Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Driving Forces of the Renaissance
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Caring For Others Makes Them Feel Highly Regarded.


Monday, May 31, 2010

I Believe in this…..
I believe that everyone can learn from their mistakes. Big or small, everyone knows what’s good and bad. Learning from mistakes is a very big thing to accomplish. As they say “Failure is the mother of success” that means once you fail you sure have the chance to fix it back. This has happened to everyone, me, you and even our guardians. Never think yourself as small when you make mistakes, go ahead and fix it up.
This is a story of mine, when I was in 6th grade. My math was very weak. I couldn’t do any type of calculations! I was sick of all the laughter when I was proved wrong in front of all the students. I just couldn’t bare it. My eyes filled up with tears when my dad used to hit me during “math time”. Well, you know; whatever parents do for you is always for your own good. Well I knew I was weak at it, but I was too shy to ask anyone to help me.
Thursday, May 6, 2010

Report on: The
- http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/british/normans/launch_gms_battle_hastings.shtml
- http://y8.com/games/1066
- The URL’s above are leading to a certain website dealing with history. It is a type of game that connects with the story of King Edward the confessor back in the 1066, where Battle of Hastings had taken place. The game in the website of BBC about the 1066 is not that understandable but this game is played by using own logic. You can go there by clicking on this link : 1066!
Another game which is on http://y8.com/games/1066 has to be played with using game knowledge and some strategies. But first of all, you got to know how to play them. That’s why always read the instructions first.
The Battle of Hastings is a very strange and interesting battle between Harold Godwinson and Duke William of
Later, Harald had invaded the north of
Was that it? I don’t think so... their was another invasion that I will tell you next time.
Friday, April 16, 2010
The Leagal Act.....

The book “Rose Blanche” by Robert Innocenti and Ian McKewan and also “The Boy In Striped Pyjamas”by John Boyne have created an atmosphere where readers would really want to know what will happen next throught these books. Both these books contain child protaginists who are Germans who are going through a dark time in
Both these books have a comman feature that makes a reader imagine the atmosphere that surrounds
As a reader, the idea of being a bystander and speak out has made me interested to look forward into . In the book, Rose Blanche the graphics on one of the pages shows that one great group of people are standing in the corner, all huddled up. This shows that they are scared that if they do speeck out they might be in great trouble. And also in the same book, one of the pages have an image describing how the soldiers taking and filling their trucks with jews from their hidding places, which shows a great evidence of how the jews where hidding away from the germans. This also says that their were some very gentle germans who helped them to survive in this time where it might have been impossible for them to survive.
All people have the rights to stand before something they totally disagree with . It is a leagle action that I think is very important for people to know, or sometimes it can lead wrong things if they havent got commented from each member of
Being a bystander means to speak out for an action without participating in it .
But unfortunetly they were caught and on the 23rd of febuary, 1943, 3 of the White Rose students where put to death as a leagal punishment. Those students where Sophie Scholl, Hans and Christopher Probst.
Monday, February 1, 2010
The power of The Void
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Where the hell is Matt??
He is doing a very good job on his ...well, Job! The vedio is on http://breakingfrozenseas.blogspot.com/. It is a very inspirational vedio because it shows how people over the world had fun with other religions while dancing. This vedio shows a connection or a mixture and how people expressing about how we can stop fights between countries and just live with peace! , how well we can be when we are together and how much fun we can have..
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Focus on the journey as joy comes by doing it!
We can make difference in people's life
Well the "Compliment guys" have done a pretty well job on making people happy.
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Friends
Well, friends are the ones who will save you from danger .
Most of the people have a strong friendly group. But some who don't talk or are not active, have no friends because they don't know how bad or good they are.
I always thought that the one who have a bullying type faces are bad ones,
but as soon as you talk to them they come out to be very friendly that you won't even belive it. I also had experience just like that in my old schools and my apartment.
Some people who are new to schools are shy and less talkative. So friend never feel shy to make friends....
Saturday, September 26, 2009
The name that suits me
Right now I am gonna tell you what's behind my name-Anamika
Well my name means ring finger which affcouse means good future and a good relationship between the bride and the groom. This is maybe why I like my name. It also means mutual respect.
The story of how I got a name. when I was born my mother and my dad were very happy to see there first child. I wasn't named yet. Just then the doctor who operated my mom came towards my parents and asked them that have they named me yet. My father replaid saying no. As soon as the doctor heard that, he named me Anamika and my parents were happy with the name.
From that day onward I was called as Anamika meaning "no name" . As I grew up, to make it worse, i got to know how I got my name. I was extremely sad as i camae to know that my parents had not named me, a DOCTOR had!!!.
When I was 7 my friends used to tease me by calling no name. I felt extremely bad and wanted to name myself with other stupid names. (atleast I will get rid of "Anamika"). As soon as my mom came to know about this she talked to me and told me that you must always be happy with what you have and what you 've got.
From that day onwards I started to like my name very much. Now I know that it is not the name that matters all the time it is about how much respect and love you have for others.

