Is a country an empire if it holds territories that they had to invade and establish their form of government many years ago? As in they invaded over 100 years ago and they still have their form of government on that territory/colony.
2007-08-12
02:35:19
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To the first response, yes they have control and the countries citizens are considered part of this country. and no its not a island that is a part of the parent country but rather a territory fought for back in the 15-16th century.
2007-08-12
02:49:18 ·
update #1
khep if what you say is true then why is spain an empire? It has a king not an emperor nor has it ever had an emperor at the peak of its colonization efforts. Same with the Netherlands.
2007-08-12
04:43:34 ·
update #2