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A territory under the control of another country is called a?
A territory under the control of another country is called a colony.
What best describes the expectation for modern presidents to safeguard the country's economic interest by positively influencing the economy with his or her policies?
"Economic Executive" is a way to describe this expectation.
Freedom from the control or rule of another country is what?
union
What does the word Imperialism mean?
Imperialism, put simply, is the complete and utter domination of one country by another country. Imperialism # The policy of extending a nation's authority by territorial acquisition or by the establishment of economic and political hegemony over other nations. # The system, policies, or practices of such a government.
What are economic sanctions?
The economic sanctions refers to the domestic penalties that are applied by one country to another country. The economic sanctions usually come in various forms like restrictions on the financial transactions and trade barriers.
What are the policies used by a country to control another country?
Policies used by one country to try and control another are called 'sanctions'.Normally in the form of economic sanctions such as a ban on trade, these usually exclude food and medicine.There can are also be international sanctions imposed by a country or a group of countries against another country in order to elicit a change in their behavior.
Area that another country has some political and economic control over but does not directly govern?
sphere of influence
what belief that Hitler ended the German depression?
There is a belief by theorists such as Ellen Brown that Hitler ended the German economic depression. His policies, collectively called the National Socialist Economic Policies, gave him and the government total control of the country and the economy did eventually rebound.
What is the policy by which one country takes control of the economic and political affairs of another country?
imperialism (im 99% sure)
What were the characteristics of the progressive country?
Political reforms, independent government institutions, and sound economic policies are some of the characteristics of the progressive country. Proper management of public institutions is another characteristics of a progressive country.
Domination by a country of the political economic or cultural life of another country or region?
Imperialism is the domination by a country of the political, economic and cultural life of another country. This is an unequal territorial situation. Based on a dominant militaristic attitude and feeling of superiority, in proceeds to put the control of one state over the country and people of another.
Which policies created when a powerful country steaks a claim in a country that has not industrialized?
When a powerful country stakes a claim in a non-industrialized country, it often implements policies such as colonialism, which can include direct control or indirect governance through local elites. These policies may involve the extraction of resources, imposition of foreign laws, and establishment of infrastructure that serves the interests of the colonizer. Additionally, economic policies may prioritize cash crops and raw materials for export, undermining local economies and traditional practices. This often leads to significant social, cultural, and economic disruptions in the colonized country.
A settlement ruled by another country is?
known as a colony or a dependency. The ruling country exercises political control and economic dominance over the territory and its inhabitants. The settlement may have varying degrees of self-governance but ultimately remains under the control of the ruling country.
What makes a country to be headed into recession?
Bad economic and fiscal policies may cause a recession.
What is the difference between a dependent country and a independent country?
A dependent country depends on the government to do everything for them. A independent country is free and does not rely on the government for everything
What 2 things did the British policies in India do?
British policies in India primarily aimed to exploit the country's resources for economic gain while enforcing colonial control. They led to significant infrastructural development, such as railways and telecommunication, but also resulted in widespread social and economic disruption, including famines and the decline of local industries. Additionally, these policies fostered nationalist sentiments, ultimately contributing to the struggle for independence.
Why would a country change its policies as a result of a boycott?
The country would face economic pressure because of reduced trade or growth.
