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Christopher Columbus at La Rabida. Engraving. Colored
Christopher Columbus (1451-1506). Genoese navigator. Columbus at the Convent of La Rabida. Engraving after the painting by Felipe Manso in The Spanish and American Illustration, 1892. Colored

Maurice de Hirsch (1831 A?o??n? 1896). Was a German-Jewish philanthropist who set up charitable foundations to promote Jewish education and improve the lot of oppressed European Jewry

Spain. Barcelona. Movement of the plinth of the column to the monument of Christopher Columbus. Engraving by Llonch. The Illustration, 1887. Colored

Flemish tapestry of Tournai. Detail
Flemish tapestry of Tournai. 16th century. Detail of a Portuguese nobleman and a native of Indies

African colonialism. Explorers attending a party in his honor in Niger (1881). Nineteenth-century colored engraving

Martin Alonso Pinzon (1441-1493). Spanish navigator and explorer. Statue by A. Leon Ortega, 1977. Baiona. Galicia. Spain

Encounter between two Worlds. Sculpture. Spain
Encounter between two Worlds. Monument by Magin Picallo, 1993. Baiona. Galicia. Spain

Conquest of Mexico (1519). attempt to pull down the cross fa
Conquest of Mexico (1519). Detail of the attempt to pull down the cross facing the idols and stone throwing and arrow shots against Montezuma (1466-1520). Conching by Miguel Gonza?lez (1698). Detail

Conquest of Mexico (1519). Hernan Cortes (1485-1547) enterin
Conquest of Mexico (1519). Detail of Hernan Cortes (1485-1547) entering Cempoal and receiving chief Gordo Quauhtlaebana who gives meat and presents to all the Spaniards

Mycenaean Art. The Lion Gate of Mycenes fortress. Peloponnes
Mycenaean Art. The Lion Gate of Mycenes fortress. Argos. Peloponnese. Greece. Europe

Emporium. 575 B. C. Channeling. Catalonia. Spain
Emporium. 575 B.C. Channeling. Catalonia. Spain

Emporium. Neapolis. Girona province. Catalonia. Spain
Emporium. 575 B.C. Neapolis. Girona province. Catalonia. Spain

Emporium. 570 BC. Asclepius, god of medicin. Neapolis. Girona province. Catalonia. Spain

Ampurias. Greek colony founded by the greeks of Foci. Wall. Catalonia. Spain

Advertising on a bus for Immigration to Canada by the Canadian Government Colonization Company, America Date: 1900s

Nicholas I (1796-1855). Czar of Russia (1825-1855), brother and successor of Alexander I. Engraving. RUSSIA. MOSCOW. Moscow. History Museum

BELTRAME, Achille (1871-1945). General Cronje imprisoned by Marshal Roberts. Anglo-Boer War, 1900

BELTRAME, Achille (1871-1945). Second Boer War. 1899-1902. The Boers defended in trenches along the Tugela river during the British offensive of 1900. Engraving

Malaspina expedition. Philipines (1792). Manila river. View from the fortress. Drawing by Fernando Brambila. Drawing. SPAIN. MADRID (AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY). Madrid. Americas Museum

BRY, Theodor de (1528-1598). Arrival of the English in Virginia in 1607. Detail of map in Admiranta Narratio. 1590- 1634. Engraving. FRANCE. Ό E-DE-FRANCE. Paris

ENGLAND (19 century). London. India Company. Engraving
ENGLAND (19 century). London. East India Company. Engraving. SPAIN. CATALONIA. Barcelona. Biblioteca de Catalunya (National Library of Catalonia)

Frontispice de l Afrique. Engraving of the Encyclopedie des voyages (1792-1796) by Jacques Grasset de Saint-Sauveur. Engraving. FRANCE. Ό E-DE-FRANCE. Paris. National Library

CORTɓ, Hernᮠ(1485-1547). Spanish conqueror of
CORTɓ, Hernᮠ (1485-1547). Spanish conqueror of Mexico. SPAIN. MADRID (AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY). Madrid. Americas Museum

QUIROGA, Vasco de (1470-1565). First bishop of Michoacᮬ; Mexico and one of the judges (oidores) in the second Audiencia that governed New Spain. Litography

Philippines (1899). Protest in Manila. Engraving

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Conquest of Santo Domingo, 1501. Engraving

GARAY, Juan de (1528-1583). Spanish conqueror. Oil

Galleon. Illustration by Lluis Bargall󮠗atercolour
Galleon. Illustration by Lluis Bargall󮠗 atercolour

ALMAGRO, Diego de (1475-1538). Spanish conquistador in Peru. Oil

QUESADA, Gonzalo Jim鮥z de (1509-1579). Spanish
QUESADA, Gonzalo Jim鮥 z de (1509-1579). Spanish explorer and conquistador in Colombia. Oil

BELLANGE, Joseph Louis Hippolyte (1800 - 1866). The Capture of the Retinue of Abd el-Kader (1808-83) in 1843, 1847. FRANCE. PICARDY. OISE. Chantilly. Mus饠 Cond頨 Cond頍 useum)

Theatrum Orbis Terrarum. New Spain (Mexico)
ORTELIUS, Abraham (1527-1598). Theatrum Orbis Terrarum. 1570. It is considered to be the first modern atlas. Map of New Spain (Mexico), 1579. Printed in Antwerp by Christophe Plantin (1588). Etching

Portrait of Magalhaes. Spanish anonymous
MAGELLAND, Ferdinand (1480-1521). Portuguese navigator and discoverer. Oil on canvas

Group of Australian Aborigines - from: An account of the English colony in New South Wales Date: 1798

Goliad, Texas, USA, Mission Nuestra Senora del Espiritu Santo del Zuniga

Porth Arthur historic site, a penitentiary or convict site on Tasmania
Port Arthur historic site, a penitentiary or convict site on Tasmania. It is listed as UNESCO world heritage and is an example for the colonization of Australia. Australia, Tasmania

A vacation spot is threatened by an erupting volcano

Robots and other machines mining on a volcnaic planet
Robots and other machines mining on a volcnaic lava flowing alien planet

Two alien destroyer vessels patrol the orbit of their immensely large homeworld
Two alien destroyer class vessels patrol the orbit of their immensely large homeworld as they pass over the night side of their capital city

Illustration of a spacecraft and astronauts at a mining site on Saturns moon Titan
Illustration of a spacecraft and astronauts at a large-scale mining operation site on the surface of Saturns moon Titan. 100 years from now space exploration may have evolved to space exploitation

Artists concept of an extraterrestrial world and its various moons
Although the most accepted image of an alien world is a simple planet like our own, it is very possible for life to spring up and populate the various moons around their home jovian planet

Two artificial moons travelling around a gas giant devouring the natural moons. The aritificial moons are from an advanced civilization that has a shortage on raw materials

An interstellar relay station operated & run by androids

Artists concept of a future lunar exploration mission
Lunar prospectors prepare a remote-controlled rover for exploring and drilling into the regolith in search of exploitable resources

A massive space station orbits a large habitable moon
Grimner Station is one of a series of massive space stations; hollowed-out small moons moved into the desired orbit. They orbit a large habitable moon rich in life

An astronaut discovers a world with an Earth type environment
As mankind travels through the galaxy he may find worlds that have Earth type environments, making colonization much easier

A giant liquid mirror telescope lies nestled in a lunar crater
A giant liquid mirror telescope 1 kilometer wide (6 tenths of a mile) and 1 kilometer tall lies nestled in an approximately 1 kilometer wide crater near the Moons south pole

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"Exploring the Legacy of Colonization: From Ancient Empires to Modern Conquests" This captivating caption takes us on a journey through time, shedding light on various aspects of colonization. Starting with a map of Belfast in 1685, we are transported to an era when European powers were expanding their territories across the globe. The engraving of Christopher Columbus reminds us of one of history's most famous explorers who played a significant role in initiating European colonization in the Americas. His voyages marked the beginning of an era that would shape the course of world history. Moving forward, we encounter Joseph Paxton's Crystal Palace from 1851, symbolizing Britain's imperial might during the height of its colonial empire. The grandeur and opulence displayed at such exhibitions often masked darker realities behind colonization. An intriguing glimpse into ancient times is offered by the depiction of Neapolis' emporium in 570 BC, highlighting how even civilizations from antiquity engaged in trade and expansion. Asclepius, god of medicine, serves as a reminder that cultural exchange was not limited to territorial conquests but also encompassed knowledge sharing. The phrase "Colonization, Police Them Endlessly. Repolice Them" hints at both resistance against oppressive colonial regimes and attempts by colonizers to maintain control over conquered lands. It underscores how power dynamics shaped relationships between colonizers and indigenous populations throughout history. Human sacrifices among Bakutis remind us that some forms involved brutal practices imposed upon native peoples for religious or ideological reasons. This chilling image highlights one dark aspect often overshadowed by narratives glorifying exploration and discovery. Shifting our focus to Africa, we witness German presence in Mukenge during Congo's colonial period—a testament to Europe's scramble for African territories during late 19th-century imperialism. Leopoldville station further emphasizes Belgium's influence over Congo as it became King Leopold II’s personal colony known for its exploitation of resources.