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8 June, 11:10

What is the difference between a colony and a sphere of influence?

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    A colony is a country invaded by a larger power which sets up its own government in the colony headed by a Governor General or viceroy. A sphere of influence is a region when one country has the strongest influence, sometimes forced by military intervention over the countries in that region.
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