False. After decolonization in the latter 20th century, many colonized countries faced significant challenges in establishing stable governments and creating sustainable economic systems. The imperial powers often left behind political and economic structures that were not designed to meet the needs of the local population, and this legacy of colonialism led to a range of ongoing issues such as poverty, corruption, and political instability. While some post-colonial nations have been able to establish stable democracies and economies, this has often been a long and difficult process, and many continue to struggle with the lasting effects of colonialism.
