European colonialism | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2019-06-23

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00:03:37 1 Definitions
00:06:29 2 Types of colonialism
00:08:43 3 Socio-cultural evolution
00:10:06 4 History
00:15:12 4.1 European empires in the 20th century
00:16:50 4.1.1 British colonies and protectorates
00:20:41 4.1.2 French colonies
00:22:52 4.1.3 Russian colonies and protectorates
00:24:59 4.1.4 German colonies
00:25:39 4.1.5 Italian colonies and protectorates
00:26:23 4.1.6 Dutch colonies
00:27:02 4.1.7 Portuguese colonies
00:28:12 4.1.8 Spanish colonies
00:29:53 4.1.9 Austro-Hungarian colonies
00:30:19 4.1.10 Danish colonies
00:30:59 4.1.11 Belgian colonies
00:31:15 4.1.12 Swedish colonies
00:31:39 4.1.13 Polish-Lituanian colonies and protectorates
00:31:58 4.1.14 Romanian colonies and occupied territories
00:32:17 4.1.15 Norwegian Overseas Territories
00:32:39 4.1.16 Numbers of European settlers in the colonies (1500–1914)
00:34:23 4.2 Other non-European colonialist countries
00:34:35 4.3 Australian protectorate
00:35:06 4.3.1 New Zealand dependencies
00:35:33 4.3.2 United States colonies and protectorates
00:36:36 4.3.3 Japanese colonies and protectorates
00:37:18 4.3.4 Chinese colonies and protectorates
00:38:08 4.3.5 Omani colonies
00:38:33 4.3.6 Mexican colonies
00:38:54 4.3.7 Ecuatorian colonies
00:39:06 4.3.8 Colombian colonies
00:39:27 4.3.9 Argentine colonies and protectorates
00:40:15 4.3.10 Chilean colonies
00:40:38 4.3.11 Paraguayan colonies
00:40:52 4.3.12 Bolivian colonies
00:41:14 4.3.13 Brazil colonies
00:41:40 4.3.14 Ethiopian colonies
00:41:52 4.3.15 Moroccan colonies
00:42:03 4.3.16 Siam colonies
00:42:41 4.3.17 (Ancient) Egyptian colonies
00:42:54 4.4 Neocolonialism
00:43:54 5 Impact of colonialism and colonisation
00:44:52 5.1 Economy, trade and commerce
00:50:30 5.2 Slavery and indentured servitude
00:54:03 5.3 Military innovation
00:55:31 5.4 The end of empire
00:57:51 5.5 Post-independence population movement
01:01:19 5.6 Introduced diseases
01:05:13 5.6.1 Countering disease
01:06:38 6 Colonialism and the history of thought
01:06:50 6.1 Universalism
01:09:15 6.2 Colonialism and geography
01:14:36 6.3 Colonialism and imperialism
01:15:34 6.4 Marxist view of colonialism
01:21:55 6.5 Liberalism, capitalism and colonialism
01:23:02 6.6 Scientific thought in colonialism, race and gender
01:26:44 6.7 The Other
01:28:20 6.8 Post-colonialism
01:30:32 6.9 Colonistics
01:30:52 6.10 Effects of Colonialism on the Colonisers
01:33:24 7 British public opinion about the British Empire
01:34:36 8 Colonial migrations
01:40:52 9 See also
01:41:01 10 Notes
01:41:11 11 Further reading
01:45:55 11.1 Primary sources
01:46:41 12 External links



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Colonialism is the policy of a nation seeking to extend or retain its authority over other people or territories, generally with the aim of opening trade opportunities. The colonising country seeks to benefit from the colonised country or land mass. In the process, colonisers imposed their religion, economics, and medicinal practices on the natives. Some argue this was a positive move toward modernisation, while other scholars counter that this is an intrinsically Eurocentric rationalisation, given that modernisation is itself a concept introduced by Europeans. Colonialism is largely regarded as a relationship of domination of an indigenous majority by a minority of foreign invaders where the latter rule in pursuit of its interests.Early records of colonisation go as far back as Phoenicians, an enterprising maritime trading culture that spread across the Mediterranean from 1550 BC to 300 BC and later the Greeks and Persians continued on this line of setting up colonies. The Romans would soon follow, setting up colonies throughout the Mediterranean, Northern Africa, and Western Asia. In the 9th century a new wave of Mediter ...