Write a review of the two performances of a scene from Shakespeare's The Tempest in this lesson. First, identify Shakespeare's purpose as it relates to colonialism and imperialism. Then explain how well each performance achieves that purpose, supporting your opinion with evidence. I DON'T CARE IF YOU COPY IT FROM SOMEWHERE. IF YOU HAVE A CORSE HERO ACCOUNT LOOK ON THERE. WILL MARK BAINLIEST

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In Shakespeare The Tempest, Act 1 Scene 1, sailors are trying to steer their ship away from rocks during the storm. This scene shows imperialism as the King wanted to be able to demand “command [over] these elements” such as the water of the sea. The King starts to order around the nobleman which they take offense of and they become confrontational and mean. The storm grows and everyone on the ship accepts defeat therefore some pasengers on the ship go to the king to say there farewell. In Shakespeare’s The Tempest, Act 1 Scene 3, Ferdinand is suppose to become a servant and take Caliban’s place. Ferdinand does not like Prospero but he does the work because he knows that in the fiture it will benefit his future

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