A country or region that has been taken over by another power and stripped of its political and economic independence

colonialism; the policy of a powerful nation extending its control over weaker countries or territories for exploitation

a country or region that is independent in name but is actually controlled and oppressed by foreign powers in its politics and economy

colonizer; colonist; settler; a power or individual that expands their economic or political influence to other regions through force, often exploiting the local population

A country whose sovereignty is partially usurped by multiple foreign powers, placing it in a status worse than a standard colony.

of or relating to the period following a state of colonialism

A form of colonialism appearing after World War II, using more subtle political, economic, or cultural methods to control developing nations.

The official Marxist description of China's social structure during the late Qing dynasty and under the [[国民党|國民黨|guo2 min2 dang3]] government.

the political, military, economic, and cultural strategies used by a country to govern its colonies, or the practice of colonialism