1. Introduction: The Relationship Between Civilizations and Colonialism
Colonialism describes the expansion of territory through colonial rule over a colony. A relationship is maintained between the colonizer and the colony through power and control. Colonialism itself stands as period of European exploration, conquering, and maintaining of other territories. It embodies the expansion of the Western civilization through the means of trade, labor, and power. Britain followed this structure of civilizational expansion into areas where it could establish and maintain control through various social, economic, and political factors. The expansion of British domination took an effective hold in India first through the harnessing of resources,
Colonialism describes the expansion of territory through colonial rule over a colony. A relationship is maintained between the colonizer and the colony through power and control. Colonialism itself stands as period of European exploration, conquering, and maintaining of other territories. It embodies the expansion of the Western civilization through the means of trade, labor, and power. Britain followed this structure of civilizational expansion into areas where it could establish and maintain control through various social, economic, and political factors. The expansion of British domination took an effective hold in India first through the harnessing of resources,