Colonisation
Colonisation For other uses, see Colonisation (disambiguation). Colonisation (or colonization) is the act where life ... set up new settlements in the area. Colonisation applies to all life forms in a ... in reference to insects and humans. Insect colonisation varies from species to species though ...
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Colonization   (translated from French)
... a commercial relay or an empire (see colonisation ). Reasons of colonization The phenomenon of colonization ...
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Colonisation   (translated from Dutch)
Colonisation Colonisation means that land (frequently rich and powerfully ... to complete. In the history of European colonisation are roughly two indicate periods: Contents Early colonisation of 15e up to and including 17e ... frequently higher than the turnovers. Meaning of colonisation for the economy The motivation for ...
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Talk:Colonisation
Talk:Colonisation From the article: "invading and taking over ... 17:56, 3 January 2006 (UTC) Modern colonisation The current 'Modern colonisation' section trivializes colonization as if it no ... and/or Iraq be mentioned under modern colonisation?-- 85.49.234.93 22:57, 27 ...
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East Colonisation
East Colonisation East Colonisation (German: Ostsiedlung), also known as German eastward ... some extent the same preconditions as the colonisation of the East. The settlement began in ... the second World War partially reverted the colonisation of Slavic territory by Germanic people conducted ... Germany. Background The beginnings of the East Colonisation are connected with the expansion of ...
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Colonisation (biology)
Colonisation (biology) Colonisation is the process in biology by which ... The term can be used to describe colonisation on a small scale (i.e. where ... by human agency. Some large-scale notable colonisation events in the 20th Century are listed below. Birds the colonisation of the New World by the ...
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Greek colonization   (translated from French)
Greek colonization Synopsis General causes sténochôria The Greek texts evoke sténochôria as principal colonization causes. The Greek word sténochôria mean "narrowness of the grounds"; there is a serious exploitable ground deficit in Greece, cultivable plains being very narrow, wedged between sea and mountain. The only long-term solution is the departure ...
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Greek colonisation   (translated from Dutch)
Greek colonisation see also colony Contents Introduction From the ... the vasteland Small Asia colonised. A large colonisation golf was there vervolgens 800 v. Chr ... Athens called own, specific form of military colonisation in living, the zgn. cleruchie. During Hellenism ... was and the most important aim to colonisation was then for Greek culture under the ...
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Talk:East Colonisation
Talk:East Colonisation User:Imiraven How should I translate this ... 2006 (UTC): I'll have completed "East Colonisation" on 3 March 2006. The article is ... sentences are spotted,for example: The East Colonisation was predominantly a peaceful process; the rulers ...
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The Race Colonisation (Turtledove wiki)
The Race Colonisation In 1964, The Race Colonisation fleet came to earth adding 100 millions ...
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