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Welcome to LearningEnglishPRO where learning English is an exciting journey of exploration! In this video, I present 'Colonization: A Comprehensive Worldist Guide,' where I delve into essential English vocabulary related to the historical phenomenon of colonization. Understanding these words is key to grasping the impact of colonization on countries and cultures worldwide. Don’t forget to check out the wordlist and definitions below! Join me as I explain crucial terms like colonization, colonialism, imperialism, and more, shedding light on the complex relationships between colonizers and the colonized. Discover the long-lasting legacy of colonization, from cultural assimilation to resistance movements that sought independence. If you're passionate about history, geopolitics, or simply wish to expand your English vocabulary, this video is a must-watch! Don't forget to like and subscribe to our channel for more enlightening content. Let's embark on this learning journey together and gain a deeper understanding of the world's history and its diverse experiences. Enjoy 'Colonization: A Comprehensive Worldist Guide.' Stay curious, keep learning, and remember – keep learning English like a PRO! Wordlist & Definitions Colonization: The process in which a country or group of people establish control over a territory outside their borders, often exploiting its resources and influencing its culture. Colonizer: The country or group that undertakes the act of colonization Colony: The territory or region that has been colonized and is under the control of the colonizer Colonialism: The practice of maintaining colonies and exerting economic, political, and cultural control over them Imperialism: A policy of extending a nation's authority through colonization or military force to establish dominance over other countries or regions Exploitation: The act of using resources or people for the benefit of the colonizer without fair compensation Slavery: Slavery is a condition in which one human being is owned by another. A slave was considered by law as property and was deprived of most of the rights ordinarily held by free persons Decolonization: The process of undoing colonization, often through the regaining of independence by the colonized territory Cultural Assimilation: The process in which the culture of the colonized territory becomes more like that of the colonizer, often leading to the loss of indigenous traditions Indigenous People: The native inhabitants of a region who have lived there for generations before the arrival of colonizers Rebellion: An organized and often armed resistance against the colonizers and their rule Independence: The state of being free from the control and influence of the colonizer, with the ability to govern oneself Start Learning English like a PRO! Share this lesson with your fellow students, colleagues, and your TEACHER! #Colonization #ColonialHistory #ColonialLegacy #HistoricalColonization #ColonialEra #Colonialism #ColonialPower #ColonizationImpact #ColonialExpansion #HistoricalImperialism #ColonialRule #ColonialInfluence #ColonialConsequences #ColonialNarratives #PostColonialism #Decolonization #ColonialHeritage #ColonialPast Soundtrack: There's Probably No Time by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. Source: Artist:
