Colonial cities were planned as export centers for raw material going to Europe.

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Colonial cities, especially those established by European powers in the Americas, Africa, and Asia, were often strategically planned and developed to facilitate the extraction and exportation of raw materials to Europe. This was part of the colonial economic model, which aimed to benefit the colonial powers' economies through the exploitation of the colonies' natural resources.

Colonial Cities Were Planned as Export Centers for Raw Material