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Other lands which a country controls are called its?

Colonies!


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An owner of a colony is called a what?

Countries establish colonies so people don't "own" them. If anyone felt like they were the owner it would be the King of that country. Colonies are extensions of that country.


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Mercantile system. The concept is that by keeping the resources of colonies for itself, the home country can become wealthier and more powerful.


Which country is called mothers country?

The "mother country" is whatever country the speaker's ancestors came from. In British Commonwealth countries, or former British colonies, the mother country is England.


How were the 13 colonies different from the 13 states?

The colonies were wend by England, when they won there independence they were a totally different country so they wewre called states.


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colonism


The policy in which a country wants colonies as markets for its goods is called?

The policy in which a country wants colonies as markets for its goods is called Mercantilism. [Source: World Explorer, People, Places and Cultures, Second Custom Edition, p. 88 - Published by Prentice Hall]