Question

Cruse was made a slave for two years but he never stops scouting foreign lands and oceans. Discuss the validity of this statement taking into consideration the notion of colonialism.
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Answer 1

Robson Crusoe is made a slave, in fact, but only manages to return to the explorer when he manages to escape his captor. This is associated with colonialism through the concept of slavery and suppression of freedom for different people.

We can arrive at this answer because

• Crusoe was an explorer who made his fortune by exploiting slavery.
• He owned sugar cane farms that were the source of his fortune and used the slave labor of peoples dominated by the colonialists.
• However, on one of his travels, he is kidnapped and made a personal slave to a pirate captain.
• The captain suppresses Crusoe's freedom, just as his slaves have their freedom suppressed, leaving Crusoe imprisoned and unable to explore territories as before.

Crusoe only manages to return to exploration when he manages to escape the captain. He starts to think that slavery is a very cruel system, but that colonialism is not all bad as it allows men to discover new people.

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