Realm's influence

Definition

The term "realm's influence" refers to the extent of a European monarch's control and power over territories in North America during the period of transatlantic trade. It represents the ability of a monarch to expand their dominion and establish political, economic, and cultural authority in these regions.

Related terms

Colonization: This term refers to the establishment and maintenance of settlements by a foreign power in another territory for economic, political, or strategic purposes.

Mercantilism: Mercantilism is an economic policy where colonies exist primarily for the benefit and enrichment of the mother country through strict regulations on trade and accumulation of wealth.

Exploration: Exploration involves traveling to new places with the purpose of discovering unknown lands, resources, or establishing new trade routes.