Yes, colonialism often leads to poverty by exploiting a country's resources and labor while undermining local economies and social structures. Colonial powers typically prioritized their own economic interests, resulting in the extraction of wealth and leaving the colonized nations with limited infrastructure and opportunities for development. The legacy of colonialism, including social inequality and disrupted cultural practices, can perpetuate cycles of poverty long after formal colonial rule has ended.
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