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When a nation extends its power by taking over others, it is referred to as Imperialism. This process often involves political, economic, or military dominance over another territory or region. Historically, imperialism has led to the colonization of various countries and the exploitation of their resources and people.
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What is it called when 1 nation controls a weaker nation?
This is called imperialism. Imperialism occurs when a stronger nation extends its power and influence over a weaker nation, often taking control of its political, economic, and social aspects.
The taking out of material that may offend others is called what?
That's censorship, censoring.
What is a nation that is not involved in a conflict called?
A nation that is not involved in a conflict is often described as a neutral country. This means that the nation is not taking sides or participating in any military hostilities with other countries.
Strong nation taking control of a weak nation?
imperialism
What is inability to consider the perspective of others is called?
The inability to consider the perspective of others is called egocentrism. This is when a person is primarily focused on their own thoughts, feelings, and experiences without adequately taking into account the viewpoints of others.
What is the act of taking advantage of a weaker nation or person?
The stronger person or nation is exploiting the weaker one. They are taking over just because the weaker nation is not able to defend itself.
What is it called to take over a territory and adds it to the nation?
The act of taking over a territory and incorporating it into a nation is called "annexation." This process often involves the use of military force, political maneuvering, or diplomatic negotiations. Annexation can be controversial and may lead to disputes over sovereignty and territorial rights.
What prohibits any nation from taking resources from Antarctica?
The Antarctic Treaty prohibits any nation from extracting Antarctica's resources.
Is the act of taking advantage of a weaker nation or person.?
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After taking Czechoslovakia, what nation did Hitler want to invade next?
Poland
How did German nationalism make Jews outsiders in the new nation of Germany?
It was not a new nation, it was a nation new to democracy. They excluded the Jews by taking away their German citizenship.
How do you keep away from taking to others?
be independenrt
