Editing Colonialism and Decolonization (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Applying</span> ==
'''Modeling 'The Resource Drain' (Visualizing the colonial trade loop):'''
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def simulate_colonial_trade(raw_material_cost, manufacture_markup):
    """
    Shows how the colony loses wealth twice.
    """
    # 1. Colony sells raw material for cheap
    colony_income = raw_material_cost
    
    # 2. Colonizer manufactures and sells back for high price
    final_price = raw_material_cost * manufacture_markup
    
    # 3. Colony must pay 'Final Price' to get the product back
    colony_net_loss = final_price - colony_income
    
    return {
        "Colony Income": f"${colony_income}",
        "Colony Must Pay": f"${final_price}",
        "Net Wealth Transferred to Colonizer": f"${colony_net_loss}"
    }

# Case: Cotton from India turned into shirts in UK
print(simulate_colonial_trade(10, 15))
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; Colonial Landmarks
: '''The British East India Company''' → A private corporation that conquered and ruled India for 100 years, proving that "Colonialism" was a business venture.
: '''The Partition of India (1947)''' → The sudden and violent split of India and Pakistan that killed 1 million people and created a "Permanent Conflict" in Asia.
: '''The Bandung Conference (1955)''' → The first meeting of "Newly Independent" nations (The Third World) who decided they would no longer follow the US or the USSR.
: '''Museum Repatriation''' → The modern movement to "Give back" the stolen art (like the Benin Bronzes) that European colonizers put in their museums.
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