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The Last of Mohicans

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Introduction

The "Last of Mohicans" is a film that brings out different themes that give a historical

reflection of the global interaction. The film that offers an analysis of the French India War by

vividly describing its events has global lessons. The film triggers arguments in the world of

literature as some assume it is a narrative based on allusions while others reflect on the intensity

of the events. The Mohicans are considered a minor and disappearing tribe due to their racial

state and live hood. The film outlines the vices in the society that result from social expectations

and geographical states. The "Last of Mohicans" is a film in 1922 that gives a social reflection on

the evolution of man from natural living to the world of civilization.

Imperial Rivalry

The Anglo-French rivalry is a significant part of the factors that triggered the seven years'

war. The French Indian War occurred between 1756 and 1763, indicating a colonial extension in

the 18th century. The war is considered the bloodiest as many people from three different

continents lost their lives. The film shows the imperial struggle that occurred between two tribes

that focused on colonial territories. The Last of Mohicans shows the point of conflict that results

from individual to global interest. The urge to accumulate wealth and become part of the palace

led to disputes among the film's main lovers. Conflict is the primary factor that leads to the war

that kills all the Hurons, but luckily enough, Magua manages to escape. The British troops

represent a vital colonist that focuses on accumulating wealth and expanding their territories

(Fenimore, 2017). The British forces' encounter marks a significant part of the imperial rivalry

between the English and French communities.

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1 The Last of Mohicans Student’s Name Instructor’s Name Institutional affiliation Course Code and Name Date 2 Introduction The "Last of Mohicans" is a film that brings out different themes that give a historical reflection of the global interaction. The film that offers an analysis of the French India War by vividly describing its events has global lessons. The film triggers arguments in the world of literature as some assume it is a narrative based on allusions while others reflect on the intensity of the events. The Mohicans are considered a minor and disappearing tribe due to their racial state and live hood. The film outlines the vices in the society that result from social expectations and geographical states. The "Last of Mohicans" is a film in 1922 that gives a social reflection on the evolution of man from natural living to the world of civilization. Imperial Rivalry The Anglo-French rivalry is a significant part of the factors that triggered the seven years' war. The French Indian War occurred between 1756 and 1763, indicating a colonial extension in the 18th century. The war is considered the bloodiest as many people from three different continents lost their lives. The film shows the imperial struggle that occurred between two tribes that focused on colonial territories. The Last of Mohicans shows the point of conflict that results from individual to global interest. The urge to accumulate wealth and become part of the palace led to disputes among the film ...
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