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Colonization is the process by which one country takes control of the administration of another. The controlling country is termed the colonizer, whereas the country being controlled is the colony. In most cases, the colonizer exploits the markets and resources (human, natural, mineral, financial, etc) of its colony.
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(i) Formal Education – Introduction of formal education by the establishment of schools and colleges
(ii) Introduction of currency notes and coins as the medium of exchange which led to a better commercial system
(iii) Christianity – The spread of Christianity
(iv) Legal System – The introduction of the formal legal system for a better and fairer system of adjudication / settlement of disputes
(v) Health – The establishment of clinics and hospitals and the training of health professionals, which helped to improve the delivery of health to the people
(vi) The development of alphabet for local languages, which led to writing and reading of local languages and English
(vii) Agriculture – The introduction of better agricultural implements and methods, which supported commercial agriculture.
(viii) Architecture – The introduction of new and improved physical structures, which were much stronger and beautiful – a number of which are still standing strong to date.
(ix) Tourism – The forts and castles used by the colonizers have now become tourist sites out of which the state still gets revenue.
(x) Infrastructure – The development of better infrastructure, eg, roads, railway lines, harbour, etc, which has significantly improved the economy of the country.