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What is a territory ruled by another nation called?
a colony (of the country that rules it)
What is an region ruled by a country called?
A region ruled by a country is typically referred to as a territory or a colony, depending on the level of control exerted by the ruling country.
What is roman territory ruled by a governor?
A Roman territory ruled by a governor is called a province.A Roman territory ruled by a governor is called a province.A Roman territory ruled by a governor is called a province.A Roman territory ruled by a governor is called a province.A Roman territory ruled by a governor is called a province.A Roman territory ruled by a governor is called a province.A Roman territory ruled by a governor is called a province.A Roman territory ruled by a governor is called a province.A Roman territory ruled by a governor is called a province.
A territory that is ruled by another country and is usually very far from the ruling country is called a?
Colony. Province can be stretched to fit- implying a subordinate Tug-Barge state with the Mainland. That is a Province is remotely ruled.
What is territory ruled by a distant land?
Territory ruled by a distant land is called a colony. A colony is any people or territory separated from but subject to a ruling power or government.
What is a country ruled by two other countries called?
protectorate, colony
What is a country ruled by another nation called?
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What is a settlement ruled by a country called?
A colony.
What is a country called when it is not ruled by a king or queen called?
democracy
What is it called when many lands are ruled by one country?
When many lands are ruled by one country, it is called an empire.More then likely, that is called an empire. It could also be called a Kingdom
What is a group of countries ruled by one other country that starts with emp?
A group of countries ruled by one other country is an empire
When a country is ruled by a particular family is called?
The family that rules a country is called a "dynasty."
