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What do you call the forceful takeover of a country?
The forceful takeover of a country is commonly referred to as an invasion or military occupation. This action typically involves armed forces entering a sovereign nation to control its territory, often resulting in significant political, social, and economic consequences. In some contexts, it can also be termed as annexation if the invading state formally incorporates the seized territory into its own.
What country was helping South Vietnam resist a Communist takeover before the United States stepped in?
France
What were Japan's motivations after World War 2?
To rebuild their country and become a stronger country
What country claimed Casablanca as a territory in 1941?
Germany
What do you call territory administered by another country in war and revolution?
mandate
Seizure of a country or territory by a stronger country?
The seizure of a country or territory by a stronger country is known as annexation. Annexation typically involves the incorporation of the seized territory into the political boundaries of the stronger country, often through military force or coercion. This action is considered a violation of international law and the sovereignty of the affected country.
How did the current president of Sudan become leader of his country?
a military takeover.
What country did Cecil Rhodes takeover?
rhodesia
What country did fidelity Castro lead a communist takeover?
Cuba
What is a country controlled by a stronger power?
A country controlled by a stronger power is known as a protectorate or dependent territory. In this situation, the more powerful nation has significant influence over the policies and affairs of the smaller country.
When did the US takeover the Mexican country?
Large parts of Mexico were taken over by the US under the doctrine that it is the manifest destiny of the US to extend its territory across the continent of North America, from sea to shining sea.
In what country did Fidel Castro lead a communist takeover Apex?
Cuba
Explain the importance of the national territory?
the national territory is the territory of the territory of one of your country national territory. as far as i know a country needs a territory to know the other country that this is your territory. to expand your territory you must conquer the other territory for the sake of your territory. that's all i know about the national territory of your territory. TIPQC BATCH 2012-2013 IT12FA1
Which country in South America gained independence without a violent takeover?
Brazil
Is wales a territory or country?
a territory of the UK
Money that a weaker country is forced to pay to a stronger country?
Tribute is money that a weaker country is forced to pay a stronger country.
Ask us anythingIn what country did Fidel Castro lead a Communist takeover?
Cuba
