Imperial Power

Definition

An imperial power is a country or nation that extends its authority and control over other territories, often through colonization, military conquest, or economic dominance. In this context, it refers to Japan's transformation into a powerful nation with the ability to exert influence beyond its borders.

Related terms

Colonization: The process in which one country establishes settlements and exerts political and economic control over another region or territory.

Military Conquest: The act of using military force to defeat and take control of another country or territory.

Economic Dominance: Refers to a situation where one country has significant control over the economy of another country through trade, investments, and economic influence.