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In what ways, were the countries that were made protectorates of the European nations 'colonized'?

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British colonies in North America were referred to as Province. For example, "Province of New York" or "Province of Quebec". Does this denote that the British North American colonies were actually "provinces" of one single entity known as "British North America"?

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Why were British colonies in North America referred to as "Provinces"?

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Was the Timurid Empire really a 'nomadic' empire in the same sense as Xiong-nu or Mongols?

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When and why did the Chinese stop building in traditional Chinese architecture and start building in modern "Western" architecture?

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Was the northern part of Louisiana Territory relatively untouched by the Spanish and French colonizers?

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The Dervish State in Horn of Africa managed to remain independent from European colonial rule till 1920, yet only Ethiopia and Liberia are counted as independent African states during the Scramble. Why is that? Why isn't Dervish State seen as the third African country to remain independent?

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Why did Vatican City had to be a country of its own?

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Why did Vatican needed to be its own sovereign state?

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Why were land inhospitable lands (except for Antarctica) claimed and integrated by several countries?

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In what ways, were the countries that were made protectorates of the European nations 'colonized'?	3	AskHistorians
British colonies in North America were referred to as Province. For example, "Province of New York" or "Province of Quebec". Does this denote that the British North American colonies were actually "provinces" of one single entity known as "British North America"?	3	AskHistorians
Why were British colonies in North America referred to as "Provinces"?	3	AskHistorians
Was the Timurid Empire really a 'nomadic' empire in the same sense as Xiong-nu or Mongols?	3	AskHistorians
When and why did the Chinese stop building in traditional Chinese architecture and start building in modern "Western" architecture?	3	AskHistorians
Was the northern part of Louisiana Territory relatively untouched by the Spanish and French colonizers?	3	AskHistorians
The Dervish State in Horn of Africa managed to remain independent from European colonial rule till 1920, yet only Ethiopia and Liberia are counted as independent African states during the Scramble. Why is that? Why isn't Dervish State seen as the third African country to remain independent?	3	AskHistorians
Why did Vatican City had to be a country of its own?	2	AskHistorians
Why did Vatican needed to be its own sovereign state?	2	AskHistorians
Why were land inhospitable lands (except for Antarctica) claimed and integrated by several countries?	2	AskHistorians