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GCSE English Literature · key term
Control of another territory and its people by an outside power, often involving settlement and exploitation.
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The taking of control over another territory and its inhabitants by an outside power, often involving exploitation of land and labour.
Control over a territory and its inhabitants by an outside power, often involving the appropriation of land and exploitation of labour.
The establishment and maintenance of control over another territory and its inhabitants.
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Rule over another territory and its people by an outside power. British colonial rule in India supplies the setting for the theft of the Agra treasure.
A system in which one country controls another territory and its people, often exploiting its labour and resources.
The establishment of control over another territory and its inhabitants, often involving settlement and the exploitation of resources or labour.
The control of a territory and its people by an outside power, often involving exploitation of resources and unequal authority.
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The establishment of control over another territory and its inhabitants by an outside power.
The establishment of control over another territory and its people by an outside power.
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Control of a territory and its people by an outside power, often involving economic exploitation and the imposition of that power’s values.
The control of a territory and its people by an outside power, involving unequal political, cultural and economic relationships.
Political control of a country or territory by another country, often involving exploitation of its people and resources.
