Sectionalism is another word for favoring one section of the country over another
Countries take over other countries because of their imperialistic nature. For example if Country A takes over Country B. Country A can take natural resources from Country B. This benefits Country A, the country that is imperialistic because it has more resources that it can use.
people put the interests of their region over that of the country
Conquistadors pitted native tribes against each other, favoring their allies, as long as they were useful. Once the conquest was over, the Native Americans were subject to mistreatment and slavery.
The first significant battle between those favoring the extension of slavery and their opponents was the Battle of Lawrence, fought in May 1856 during the Bleeding Kansas conflict. This battle emerged from the violent struggles between pro-slavery forces, known as "Border Ruffians," and anti-slavery settlers who were moving into Kansas to establish a free state. The clash in Lawrence marked a pivotal moment in the escalating tensions over slavery in the United States, foreshadowing the broader national conflict leading up to the Civil War.
imperialism
a political loyalty to one's state or region
Sectionalism
Partisan, biased, unfair are possible words.
1789
Israel did not take over another country.
A foreign occupation is when Another Country invades and takes over another county.
It is called annexation when one country takes over another country and incorporates it into its own territory without the consent of the other country.
Favoring one religion over another or supporting religion over no religion
No country should take over another country.
It is Imperialism.
A synonym for "impartial" is "unbiased." Other similar words include "neutral," "fair," and "objective." These terms all convey the idea of not favoring one side over another.
One country's control over another is typically referred to as imperialism or colonialism, where a more powerful country exerts influence, control, or authority over a less powerful country or region.