A territory tied to a state rather than being completely independent is aa. patron-state.b. colony. c. nation.d. state.e. nation-state.
b. colony.
B. Colony.
A colony is a territory that is tied to a state (or country) but is not completely independent. The state (or colonizing power) typically exerts control over the colony’s political, economic, and social affairs, often through appointed or imposed officials rather than elected representatives. Colonies can take various forms, including settler colonies (where people from the colonizing state migrate and settle in the colony), economic colonies (where the colony is primarily used for resource extraction or as a market for the colonizing state’s goods), or administrative colonies (where the colony is governed by appointed officials).
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