Answer:
Option A, C, and D applies.
Step-by-step explanation:
Colonialism is the practice of a stronger nation gaining full or partial political control over another country, occupying the captured country with settlers, and exploiting the captured country economically.
A. Colonies provide cheap labor and resources, and serve as markets for the colonizers goods: This was a common practice in the colonial Era where slavery was at a high, and the resources of the colonies were exploited.
C. Vast revenues and resources typically flow out of the colonies, with relatively little capital flowing back in: Similar to the point noted in option A, the revenues derived from sales of resources gotten from colonies was normally sent back to their colonial masters nation, with very little resources left in the colonies.
D. A core dominant country generally controls the political and economic lives of foreign peoples: During the colonial Era the Constitution used and government running the colonies was that of their colonial masters.