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dekolonisasi
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meninggalkan warisan politik, ekonomi dan budaya kolonisasi
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Decolonization refers to the process of ending colonialism, in which powerful nations had controlled and ruled over foreign territories, often far from home. It matters because it involved major independence movements and the breakdown of the large colonial empires that had dominated much of the world, though scholars continue to debate exactly what the term means and how it should be applied.
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