Colonization
Capitalism
Culture
100

What is colonization?

Colonization is when one country takes control of another country or land.

100

What is Capitalism?

Capitalism is when businesses are owned by private people, and they try to make money by selling things.

100

What is culture?

Culture is the way people live, including their traditions, food, music, and beliefs.

200

Which country did a lot of colonizing in the 1800s?

Britain was very active in colonizing other countries, especially in Africa and Asia

200

How does capitalism work?

In capitalism, businesses compete to sell products. The price is decided by how much people want to buy and how much is available.

200

Why is culture important?

Culture helps people understand each other, connect with their past, and feel part of a group.

300

Why did countries colonize other lands?

Countries wanted to get resources, make money, and have more power.

300

What are the bad things about capitalism?

Some people get very rich, while others stay poor.

Businesses might not care about the environment or workers’ rights

300

What can be part of a culture?

Food, clothing, language, music, holidays, and ways of thinking are all part of culture.

400

What is decolonization?

Decolonization is when a country that was colonized becomes independent.

400

What are the good things about capitalism?


  • More choices for people.
  • Businesses work to improve products.
  • People can make money by starting businesses.
400

Can cultures change?

Yes, cultures can change over time because of new ideas, people moving, or technology.

500

How did colonization affect native people?

Native people often lost their land, were treated badly, or forced to work for the colonizers

500

Can capitalism work in any country?

Yes, capitalism can work in many countries, but each country might have different rules and laws to help control how businesses operate.

500

What role does language play in shaping a community's identity and culture?

Language helps keep culture alive. It shares stories, history, and values. If a language disappears, part of the culture can disappear too.