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When you are adding/colonizing a new piece of land to a already established country, it is called annexing.
You can annex via peaceful diplomatic negotiations, or full out war.
Most commonly however annexing is done by warfare. An example of this is World War Two when the Nazi's took over large amounts of Europe.
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What is it called when a larger country takes over a smaller territory?
In the context of the Cold War, yet generally true for any context, the take-over of Another Country (or region belonging to Another Country) is usually called a 'conquest.' Where it is accomplished without fighting, one may refer to it as an 'annexation' or, in certain circumstances, a 'usurpation.' If the land in question is not formally claimed or organized, its take-over may be variously put as a 'claiming,' a 'discovery,' or 'occupation,' among other terms available.
What country lost much of its territory to Britain and France as League of Nations mandates?
well its to be said that it was kenya
What country has the longest name in the world?
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What six countries gained territory after the World War 1?
Six countries that gained territory after World War 1 include France, which acquired Alsace-Lorraine from Germany; Italy, which gained territory from Austria-Hungary; Romania, which expanded its borders and gained territory from Austria-Hungary; Greece, which acquired Western Thrace from the Ottoman Empire; Poland, which gained independence and expanded its borders; and Czechoslovakia, which emerged as a new country and gained territory from Austria-Hungary.
Why was it difficult to send a letter to another country before the invention of the postage stamp?
It was diffulct
