Please enable JavaScript.

Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.

CLAP I, outline - Coggle Diagram

- - - - the greatness of the white man (anglo saxonism)
    - - "the best ye breed"
    - - "it is our moral duty to do so."
  - - - being mocked
    - - "The outworn, threadbare precept, to lift the poor and weak"
- - - - "America possessed the "God-given" right to expand and grow its territory and influence"
  - - - "is a Christian act to shoot a fellow-
        creature through;"
    - - "The official reason for annexation is to christianize and modernize the Philippines. But really it is about trade and empire.”
- - - - phillippine american war: felt the need to educate and civilize philippinos
    - - "take up the white mans burden
  - - - the burden is really on the colonized
        
        "pile on the brown mans burden"
        
        "load them down with bible and cannon balls and gin"
- - - - use of words like "new caught sullen people" "half devil" "half child"
    - - "beasts who have no houses" page 2
  - - - "show people as one thing, only one thing, over and over and over again and that is what they become"
    - - "attempting to mold Filipinos into "little" Americans."
- - - - indicates this service may earn blame but its service
    - - a service again
  - - - "to gratify your greed"
    - - "The brown man's loss must ever imply the white man's gain."
        
        colonizers are benifiting even though protraying it as a service
- - - - their new dependents lacked the Anglo-Saxon’s talent for self-government. In the scheme they outline, “for their own good” signals “protection” rather than republicanism.
    - - the real white mans burden
        
        "for there the healthy ni* are quite behind the times"
    - - the first philippine question
        
        "Thompson defended the imperialist movement by reinforcing the belief that Filipinos, due to their race, were destined to be colonized."
        
        "They viewed Filipinos as uncivilized, incapable of self-governance, and racially inferior.
    - - not being able to self-govern
        
        their new dependents lacked the Anglo-Saxon’s talent for self-government. In the scheme they outline, “for their own good” signals “protection” rather than republicanism.
- - - - the service