Was Colonialism More Destructive or Transformative?
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Was Colonialism More Destructive or Transformative?
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Modern Institutions and Education
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Colonial rule introduced modern education systems, legal frameworks, and administrative institutions that some nations retained and adapted post-independence, laying the foundation for later development.

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Systems Served Colonial Interests
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These institutions were designed to serve colonial powers, not to empower locals. Education, for instance, often focused on producing clerks rather than fostering critical or technical skills.
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