Empire without colonies. Only bases, runways, and right of passage
Classic empires occupied land, changed flags, and appointed governors. UK once managed India. France once ruled many areas in Africa and Indochina. Borders on maps clearly indicated where power began and ended. After World War II, colonial system weakened quickly. Dozens of countries gained independence and have seats at United Nations.
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Classic empires occupied land, changed flags, and appointed governors. UK once managed India. France once ruled many areas in Africa and Indochina. Borders on maps clearly indicated where power began and ended. After World War II, colonial system weakened quickly. Dozens of countries gained independence and have seats at United Nations.
Classic empires occupied land, changed flags, and appointed governors. UK once managed India. France once ruled many areas in Africa and Indochina. Borders on maps clearly indicated where power began and ended. After World War II, colonial system weakened quickly. Dozens of countries gained independence and have seats at United Nations.
Classic empires occupied land, changed flags, and appointed governors. UK once managed India. France once ruled many areas in Africa and Indochina. Borders on maps clearly indicated where power began and ended. After World War II, colonial system weakened quickly. Dozens of countries gained independence and have seats at United Nations.
Classic empires occupied land, changed flags, and appointed governors. UK once managed India. France once ruled many areas in Africa and Indochina. Borders on maps clearly indicated where power began and ended. After World War II, colonial system weakened quickly. Dozens of countries gained independence and have seats at United Nations.
Classic empires occupied land, changed flags, and appointed governors. UK once managed India. France once ruled many areas in Africa and Indochina. Borders on maps clearly indicated where power began and ended. After World War II, colonial system weakened quickly. Dozens of countries gained independence and have seats at United Nations.