French colonial rule

prompt: why did nationalist movements supplant calls for political equality in many parts of the empire, and how did it become possible to organize nationalist movements in a restricted colonial setting? In privileging local processes (and looking in depth at the case of Morocco) over international trends, Lawrence is able to develop a theory that explains both the variation in timing and location of nationalist uprisings in twentieth-century colonial France. In reading through this excerpt and listening to her talk on Thursday, think through which factors you thought would have been important to nationalist movements and if competing arguments fail to fully explain decolonization of the French Empire. Also, think about how we tend to look back at history and see progress as “inevitable” while forgetting how contingent and unlikely to succeed these type of movements were at the time. Finally, we invite you all to examine what you think the legacy of colonialism is today and how that should or should not impact the way in which we study post-colonial states as social science researchers.
requirement:
1 clear and well-articulated argument
2 no telling the reader what you “feel” or “believe”
3 Don’t spend a lot of the paper summarizing the readings or presentation
4 focus on developing a single argument well, as opposed to making various different points.
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