AROUND THE AP WORLD DAY 39: INDIGENOUS RESPONSES TO IMPERIALISM

[@campbelltaylor5598]

me entering the ap exam: “whatever happens, we have freeman-pedia and they have not”

[@Freeman_pedia]

THE COLLEGE BOARD DOES NOT ALLOW MAXIM GUNS DURING THE EXAM.

[@campbelltaylor5598]

@@Freeman_pedia dang, I thought it’d be an approved resource :/

[@gooeysundew]

Xhosa rebellion always makes me laugh, however tragic it was, the irony in how the Xhosa killed their cattle to save themselves, and then were starving because of it.

[@alguien6073]

I like thinking of rebellion being just a skirmished that was so crushed that the only perspective mainly left to tell the story can call them rebels to their regime still going on, whereas revolution is a change that we can all look back at. By the way, for more native reactions, specifically Africa's, I'd start with analyzing the 2009 Scramble DBQ. I never understood counting Tupac Amaru 2 because it's more like Unit 5's 1750-1900 Political Revolutions of an old empire, Spain's.

[@Freeman_pedia]

YEAH. TUPAC STICKS OUT AS BEING SEEMINGLY OUT OF PLACE HERE. BUT, HE IS IN THIS TIME PERIOD... SO... WHATEVER.

[@sriram7423]

Freeman’s an OT fan confirmed?

[@Freeman_pedia]

WHATS OT AGAIN?!

[@mandilu4914]

Hi Sriram

[@campbelltaylor5598]

these resistance movements are always so painful to hear about because they were so brutally crushed 😭

[@designandgaming4295]

5:16 omg

[@designandgaming4295]

edit im talking about the pic of tupac

[@Freeman_pedia]

@@designandgaming4295 HAHA. TUPAC IS NAMED AFTER TUPAC!