The mother country does not rule in order to habe the region become part of the mother country. The mother country just wants to control the colony for the main purposes of exploiting of the colony's Natural Resources, creation of new markets, and extension of the colonizer's way of life.
The following mother country-colony associations that are correct are: Spain--Philippines, Britain--Burma and France--Vietnam. The mother country-colony association that is not correct is C) Netherlands--Brunei.
Mother country
the answer is not netherlands-brunei
The 104 men were English and worked for the London Company to look for gold.
The mother country of the thirteen original colonies was Great Britain.
The following mother country-colony associations that are correct are: Spain--Philippines, Britain--Burma and France--Vietnam. The mother country-colony association that is not correct is C) Netherlands--Brunei.
The following mother country-colony associations that are correct are: Spain--Philippines, Britain--Burma and France--Vietnam. The mother country-colony association that is not correct is C) Netherlands--Brunei.
Angola was once a Portugeuse colony. Portugal was therefore the mother country of Angola.
If by opposite, you mean the country ruling the colony, the nation that is the centre of the empire, then you might say overlord, imperial nation, ruler, governing state, or perhaps mother country or homeland, depending on the relationship between colony and ruler.
Portugal is the mother of Brazil. Brazil was once Portugese colony.
There are two possible outcomes to a revolt by a colony against a colonizing country. Either the revolt is suppressed and the colony continues to be a colony, or the revolt succeeds and the colony gains its independence.
Mother country
A "Mother Country" is the country a person was born in when he or she has emigrated to some other country. A "Mother Country" can also be the country that owns a colony and is thus the mother country of that colony. So, England is the mother country for people born in England who live in Australia, Russia, the US, or elsewhere, and similarly for France. In terms of colonies, England was the mother country of the colonies of the British Empire, and is sometimes called "mother country" by some in the Commonwealth of Nations. Similarly France was the mother country of the colonies in the French Empire, and may still be called that by some people in those, now independent, countries But for someone who was born, for example in Germany, or for someone in a former colony of the Netherlands, neither England nor France are "mother countries."
Mercantilism is the economic theory that the colony should produce raw materials for the mother country so that the mother country could then use these raw materials to create finished products that would then be sold to other markets. The colony was to sell at very low prices because the number one concern was the mother country's economy and not the colony's. The colony would be prohibited from trading their raw materials to other countries and would be forced to buy finished products from only the mother country though the mother country could sell their products freely
Colonialism.
the answer is not netherlands-brunei
It's not who, it's how -- the colony was run by direct rule.