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A colony has its own economy, it has an established population who live there permanently, it has imports and exports, etc. An outpost is just a manned station, possibly by people who don't live there and are only serving temporarily in that location. It may just be a military operation, not a community.
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What was the difference between proprietary and royal colony?
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What was the difference between a proprietary and Royal colony?
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What was difference between a proprietary and a royal colony?
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What is a settlement ruled by another country called?
It’s called a colony
What is an example sentence for colony?
a long time ago, pennsylvania was just a colony
Contrast an imperalist with a person in a colony?
The difference between imperialist and a person in a colony is imperialist helped the colonies.
What is the difference between a dominion and a colony?
The difference between Dominion and Colony are not as apparent as black and white. Dominion refers to a land owned by another but with a government of its own where a Colony refers to a territory that retains ties to the parent state for control and governance.
What is the place between pirate outpost and golden harbor?
The place between Pirate Outpost and Golden Harbor is called Skullduggery.
When the Europeans settled Australia what type of colony was it supposed to be?
The original European settlement of Australia was as a penal colony, an outpost and colony of Great Britain. There were some free settlers as well.
What is the difference between a human body and a cell?
the same as an ant and a colony
What the difference between a state and a colony?
A colony refers to a puppet country that has no independence. A state refers to a country headed by the president and with independence.
What is the difference between the colony and the state?
A colony refers to a puppet country that has no independence. A state refers to a country headed by the president and with independence.
