

Human: What's colonization?

Assistant: Colonization refers to the actions and effects of colonization, by which a people or culture establishes political, economic, military, and cultural dominance over the colonized. More generally, in the context of global history, this process may also be referred to as imperialism, settlement, or Territorial Exhaustion.


Human: What's colonization?

Assistant: Colonization is when a country takes over and establishes permanent control of a place that's not its own, based on military and political power.  For example, the European nations colonized many parts of the world between the 15th and 20th centuries, such as the Americas, Africa, the Middle East, and India.  Today, there are still a small number of countries that are officially colonized by larger countries, such as New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, and some other Pacific islands, which are all part of the Commonwealth of Nations with the UK -- but the term “colonization”is generally used to refer to historical colonization by European countries in the past.
What's colonization?
Colonization refers to the actions and effects of colonization, by which a people or culture establishes political, economic, military, and cultural dominance over the colonized. More generally, in the context of global history, this process may also be referred to as imperialism, settlement, or Territorial Exhaustion.
Colonization is when a country takes over and establishes permanent control of a place that's not its own, based on military and political power.  For example, the European nations colonized many parts of the world between the 15th and 20th centuries, such as the Americas, Africa, the Middle East, and India.  Today, there are still a small number of countries that are officially colonized by larger countries, such as New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, and some other Pacific islands, which are all part of the Commonwealth of Nations with the UK -- but the term “colonization”is generally used to refer to historical colonization by European countries in the past.