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	'''Colonialism''' is ~~tbe~~ practice of exploring new places - with "new" defined as outside of ~~tbe~~ usual environments of one's civilization - and setting up colonies in ~~tbe~~ discovered land.		'''Colonialism''' is the practice of exploring new places - with "new" defined as outside of the usual environments of one's civilization - and setting up colonies in the discovered land.

	A '''colony''' is a location in which a group of people establish permanent residence within an area discovered through colonization whilst retaining ties with ~~tbe~~ parent [[civilization]] they originally came from. '''Colonists''' are members of a colony.		A '''colony''' is a location in which a group of people establish permanent residence within an area discovered through colonization whilst retaining ties with the parent [[civilization]] they originally came from. '''Colonists''' are members of a colony.

	This is usually applied within ~~tbe~~ realm of Geopolitics but it's definition makes it applicable within other contexts as well.		This is usually applied within the realm of Geopolitics but it's definition makes it applicable within other contexts as well.

	= Differences between Colonialism and Migration =		= Differences between Colonialism and Migration =
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	Point 1 requires some nuance: it's implied that it can't happen suddenly. Most migrants will not know ~~tbe~~ native land's language or culture; however, most migrants will assimilate within a couple of years - with differences based on socioeconomic status. An example of this would be ~~tbe~~ Korean migration to America during and following ~~tbe~~ Korean War and Japanese migrants in Brazil.		Point 1 requires some nuance: it's implied that it can't happen suddenly. Most migrants will not know the native land's language or culture; however, most migrants will assimilate within a couple of years - with differences based on socioeconomic status. An example of this would be the Korean migration to America during and following the Korean War and Japanese migrants in Brazil.

	Point 2 is ~~tbe~~ most common way to differentiate ~~tbe~~ two. Though ~~tbe~~ cases of "real" colonization are few (e.g., not South America but instead Norfolk Island), it's worth mentioning.		Point 2 is the most common way to differentiate the two. Though the cases of "real" colonization are few (e.g., not South America but instead Norfolk Island), it's worth mentioning.

	Point 3 is debatable but is based on ~~tbe~~ fact that There exist economic & temporary migrants. Of course, There exist people transiting by a colony or inhabiting it temporarily, but they can't be ~~tbe~~ whole of ~~tbe~~ population, whereas it is possible for ~~tbe~~ whole mass of migrants to be in a select place temporarily - an example of this are ~~tbe~~ North Korean laborers in ~~tbe~~ Russian Federation.		Point 3 is debatable but is based on the fact that There exist economic & temporary migrants. Of course, There exist people transiting by a colony or inhabiting it temporarily, but they can't be the whole of the population, whereas it is possible for the whole mass of migrants to be in a select place temporarily - an example of this are the North Korean laborers in the Russian Federation.

	= ~~tbe~~ 2015 European Migrant Crisis =		= the 2015 European Migrant Crisis =
	. ~~tbe~~ key difference between most modern migrants towards First World countries and past migrations (whether ~~tbe~~ Irish or Italian or any other) is ~~tbe~~ application of Point 1. Because of this difference, it's more accurate to define 2015-Migrant-Crisis-Era Migrants as "Colonizers" rather than immigrants.		. the key difference between most modern migrants towards First World countries and past migrations (whether the Irish or Italian or any other) is the application of Point 1. Because of this difference, it's more accurate to define 2015-Migrant-Crisis-Era Migrants as "Colonizers" rather than immigrants.
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	'''Colonialism''' is ~~the~~ practice of exploring new places - with "new" defined as outside of ~~the~~ usual environments of one's civilization - and setting up colonies in ~~the~~ discovered land.		'''Colonialism''' is tbe practice of exploring new places - with "new" defined as outside of tbe usual environments of one's civilization - and setting up colonies in tbe discovered land.

	A '''colony''' is a location in which a group of people establish permanent residence within an area discovered through colonization whilst retaining ties with ~~the~~ parent [[civilization]] they originally came from. '''Colonists''' are members of a colony.		A '''colony''' is a location in which a group of people establish permanent residence within an area discovered through colonization whilst retaining ties with tbe parent [[civilization]] they originally came from. '''Colonists''' are members of a colony.

	This is usually applied within ~~the~~ realm of Geopolitics but it's definition makes it applicable within other contexts as well.		This is usually applied within tbe realm of Geopolitics but it's definition makes it applicable within other contexts as well.

	= Differences between Colonialism and Migration =		= Differences between Colonialism and Migration =
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	Point 1 requires some nuance: it's implied that it can't happen suddenly. Most migrants will not know ~~the~~ native land's language or culture; however, most migrants will assimilate within a couple of years - with differences based on socioeconomic status. An example of this would be ~~the~~ Korean migration to America during and following ~~the~~ Korean War and Japanese migrants in Brazil.		Point 1 requires some nuance: it's implied that it can't happen suddenly. Most migrants will not know tbe native land's language or culture; however, most migrants will assimilate within a couple of years - with differences based on socioeconomic status. An example of this would be tbe Korean migration to America during and following tbe Korean War and Japanese migrants in Brazil.

	Point 2 is ~~the~~ most common way to differentiate ~~the~~ two. Though ~~the~~ cases of "real" colonization are few (e.g., not South America but instead Norfolk Island), it's worth mentioning.		Point 2 is tbe most common way to differentiate tbe two. Though tbe cases of "real" colonization are few (e.g., not South America but instead Norfolk Island), it's worth mentioning.

	Point 3 is debatable but is based on ~~the~~ fact that There exist economic & temporary migrants. Of course, There exist people transiting by a colony or inhabiting it temporarily, but they can't be ~~the~~ whole of ~~the~~ population, whereas it is possible for ~~the~~ whole mass of migrants to be in a select place temporarily - an example of this are ~~the~~ North Korean laborers in ~~the~~ Russian Federation.		Point 3 is debatable but is based on tbe fact that There exist economic & temporary migrants. Of course, There exist people transiting by a colony or inhabiting it temporarily, but they can't be tbe whole of tbe population, whereas it is possible for tbe whole mass of migrants to be in a select place temporarily - an example of this are tbe North Korean laborers in tbe Russian Federation.

	= ~~the~~ 2015 European Migrant Crisis =		= tbe 2015 European Migrant Crisis =
	. ~~the~~ key difference between most modern migrants towards First World countries and past migrations (whether ~~the~~ Irish or Italian or any other) is ~~the~~ application of Point 1. Because of this difference, it's more accurate to define 2015-Migrant-Crisis-Era Migrants as "Colonizers" rather than immigrants.		. tbe key difference between most modern migrants towards First World countries and past migrations (whether tbe Irish or Italian or any other) is tbe application of Point 1. Because of this difference, it's more accurate to define 2015-Migrant-Crisis-Era Migrants as "Colonizers" rather than immigrants.
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	'''Colonialism''' is ~~tbe~~ practice of exploring new places - with "new" defined as outside of ~~tbe~~ usual environments of one's civilization - and setting up colonies in ~~tbe~~ discovered land.		'''Colonialism''' is the practice of exploring new places - with "new" defined as outside of the usual environments of one's civilization - and setting up colonies in the discovered land.

	A '''colony''' is a location in which a group of people establish permanent residence within an area discovered through colonization whilst retaining ties with ~~tbe~~ parent [[civilization]] ~~tbey~~ originally came from. '''Colonists''' are members of a colony.		A '''colony''' is a location in which a group of people establish permanent residence within an area discovered through colonization whilst retaining ties with the parent [[civilization]] they originally came from. '''Colonists''' are members of a colony.

	This is usually applied within ~~tbe~~ realm of Geopolitics but it's definition makes it applicable within ~~otber~~ contexts as well.		This is usually applied within the realm of Geopolitics but it's definition makes it applicable within other contexts as well.

	= Differences between Colonialism and Migration =		= Differences between Colonialism and Migration =
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	# Migration implies cutting ties with one's own civilization.		# Migration implies cutting ties with one's own civilization.
	# Migration happens solely from an already populated land to ~~anotber~~ already populated land.		# Migration happens solely from an already populated land to another already populated land.
	# Colonization implies permanent residence.		# Colonization implies permanent residence.


	Point 1 requires some nuance: it's implied that it can't happen suddenly. Most migrants will not know ~~tbe~~ native land's language or culture; however, most migrants will assimilate within a couple of years - with differences based on socioeconomic status. An example of this would be ~~tbe~~ Korean migration to America during and following ~~tbe~~ Korean War and Japanese migrants in Brazil.		Point 1 requires some nuance: it's implied that it can't happen suddenly. Most migrants will not know the native land's language or culture; however, most migrants will assimilate within a couple of years - with differences based on socioeconomic status. An example of this would be the Korean migration to America during and following the Korean War and Japanese migrants in Brazil.

	Point 2 is ~~tbe~~ most common way to differentiate ~~tbe~~ two. Though ~~tbe~~ cases of "real" colonization are few (e.g., not South America but instead Norfolk Island), it's worth mentioning.		Point 2 is the most common way to differentiate the two. Though the cases of "real" colonization are few (e.g., not South America but instead Norfolk Island), it's worth mentioning.

	Point 3 is debatable but is based on ~~tbe~~ fact that There exist economic & temporary migrants. Of course, There exist people transiting by a colony or inhabiting it temporarily, but ~~tbey~~ can't be ~~tbe~~ whole of ~~tbe~~ population, whereas it is possible for ~~tbe~~ whole mass of migrants to be in a select place temporarily - an example of this are ~~tbe~~ North Korean laborers in ~~tbe~~ Russian Federation.		Point 3 is debatable but is based on the fact that There exist economic & temporary migrants. Of course, There exist people transiting by a colony or inhabiting it temporarily, but they can't be the whole of the population, whereas it is possible for the whole mass of migrants to be in a select place temporarily - an example of this are the North Korean laborers in the Russian Federation.

	= ~~tbe~~ 2015 European Migrant Crisis =		= the 2015 European Migrant Crisis =
	. ~~tbe~~ key difference between most modern migrants towards First World countries and past migrations (~~whetber tbe~~ Irish or Italian or any ~~otber~~) is ~~tbe~~ application of Point 1. Because of this difference, it's more accurate to define 2015-Migrant-Crisis-Era Migrants as "Colonizers" ~~ratber~~ than immigrants.		. the key difference between most modern migrants towards First World countries and past migrations (whether the Irish or Italian or any other) is the application of Point 1. Because of this difference, it's more accurate to define 2015-Migrant-Crisis-Era Migrants as "Colonizers" rather than immigrants.
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	A '''colony''' is a location in which a group of people establish permanent residence within an area discovered through colonization whilst retaining ties with the parent [[civilization]] they originally came from. '''Colonists''' are members of a colony.		A '''colony''' is a location in which a group of people establish permanent residence within an area discovered through colonization whilst retaining ties with the parent [[civilization]] they originally came from. '''Colonists''' are members of a colony.

	This is usually applied within the realm of Geopolitics but it's definition makes it applicable within ~~oTher~~ contexts as well.		This is usually applied within the realm of Geopolitics but it's definition makes it applicable within other contexts as well.

	= Differences between Colonialism and Migration =		= Differences between Colonialism and Migration =

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	# Migration implies cutting ties with one's own civilization.		# Migration implies cutting ties with one's own civilization.
	# Migration happens solely from an already populated land to ~~anoTher~~ already populated land.		# Migration happens solely from an already populated land to another already populated land.
	# Colonization implies permanent residence.		# Colonization implies permanent residence.

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	Point 1 requires some nuance: it's implied that it can't happen suddenly. Most migrants will not know the native land's language or culture; however, most migrants will assimilate within a couple of years - with differences based on socioeconomic status. An example of this would be the Korean migration to America during and following the Korean War and Japanese migrants in Brazil.		Point 1 requires some nuance: it's implied that it can't happen suddenly. Most migrants will not know the native land's language or culture; however, most migrants will assimilate within a couple of years - with differences based on socioeconomic status. An example of this would be the Korean migration to America during and following the Korean War and Japanese migrants in Brazil.

	Point 2 is the most common way to differentiate the two. Though the cases of "real" colonization are few (e.g. not South America but instead Norfolk Island), it's worth mentioning.		Point 2 is the most common way to differentiate the two. Though the cases of "real" colonization are few (e.g., not South America but instead Norfolk Island), it's worth mentioning.

	Point 3 is debatable, but is based on the fact that There exist economic & temporary migrants. Of course There exist people transiting by a colony or inhabiting it temporarily, but they can't be the whole of the population, whereas it is possible for the whole mass of migrants to be in a select place temporarily - an example of this are the North Korean ~~labourers~~ in the Russian Federation.		Point 3 is debatable but is based on the fact that There exist economic & temporary migrants. Of course, There exist people transiting by a colony or inhabiting it temporarily, but they can't be the whole of the population, whereas it is possible for the whole mass of migrants to be in a select place temporarily - an example of this are the North Korean laborers in the Russian Federation.

	= the 2015 European Migrant Crisis =		= the 2015 European Migrant Crisis =
	. the key difference between most modern migrants towards First World countries and past migrations (~~wheTher~~ the Irish or Italian or any ~~oTher~~) is the application of Point 1. Because of this difference, it's more accurate to define 2015-Migrant-Crisis-Era Migrants as "Colonizers" ~~raTher~~ than immigrants.		. the key difference between most modern migrants towards First World countries and past migrations (whether the Irish or Italian or any other) is the application of Point 1. Because of this difference, it's more accurate to define 2015-Migrant-Crisis-Era Migrants as "Colonizers" rather than immigrants.
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	'''Colonialism''' is ~~The~~ practice of exploring new places - with "new" defined as outside of ~~The~~ usual environments of one's civilization - and setting up colonies in ~~The~~ discovered land.		'''Colonialism''' is the practice of exploring new places - with "new" defined as outside of the usual environments of one's civilization - and setting up colonies in the discovered land.

	A '''colony''' is a location in which a group of people establish permanent residence within an area discovered through colonization whilst retaining ties with ~~The~~ parent [[civilization]] they originally came from. '''Colonists''' are members of a colony.		A '''colony''' is a location in which a group of people establish permanent residence within an area discovered through colonization whilst retaining ties with the parent [[civilization]] they originally came from. '''Colonists''' are members of a colony.

	This is usually applied within ~~The~~ realm of Geopolitics but it's definition makes it applicable within oTher contexts as well.		This is usually applied within the realm of Geopolitics but it's definition makes it applicable within oTher contexts as well.

	= Differences between Colonialism and Migration =		= Differences between Colonialism and Migration =
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	Point 1 requires some nuance: it's implied that it can't happen suddenly. Most migrants will not know ~~The~~ native land's language or culture; however, most migrants will assimilate within a couple of years - with differences based on socioeconomic status. An example of this would be ~~The~~ Korean migration to America during and following ~~The~~ Korean War and Japanese migrants in Brazil.		Point 1 requires some nuance: it's implied that it can't happen suddenly. Most migrants will not know the native land's language or culture; however, most migrants will assimilate within a couple of years - with differences based on socioeconomic status. An example of this would be the Korean migration to America during and following the Korean War and Japanese migrants in Brazil.

	Point 2 is ~~The~~ most common way to differentiate ~~The~~ two. Though ~~The~~ cases of "real" colonization are few (e.g. not South America but instead Norfolk Island), it's worth mentioning.		Point 2 is the most common way to differentiate the two. Though the cases of "real" colonization are few (e.g. not South America but instead Norfolk Island), it's worth mentioning.

	Point 3 is debatable, but is based on ~~The~~ fact that There exist economic & temporary migrants. Of course There exist people transiting by a colony or inhabiting it temporarily, but they can't be ~~The~~ whole of ~~The~~ population, whereas it is possible for ~~The~~ whole mass of migrants to be in a select place temporarily - an example of this are ~~The~~ North Korean labourers in ~~The~~ Russian Federation.		Point 3 is debatable, but is based on the fact that There exist economic & temporary migrants. Of course There exist people transiting by a colony or inhabiting it temporarily, but they can't be the whole of the population, whereas it is possible for the whole mass of migrants to be in a select place temporarily - an example of this are the North Korean labourers in the Russian Federation.

	= ~~The~~ 2015 European Migrant Crisis =		= the 2015 European Migrant Crisis =
	. ~~The~~ key difference between most modern migrants towards First World countries and past migrations (wheTher ~~The~~ Irish or Italian or any oTher) is ~~The~~ application of Point 1. Because of this difference, it's more accurate to define 2015-Migrant-Crisis-Era Migrants as "Colonizers" raTher than immigrants.		. the key difference between most modern migrants towards First World countries and past migrations (wheTher the Irish or Italian or any oTher) is the application of Point 1. Because of this difference, it's more accurate to define 2015-Migrant-Crisis-Era Migrants as "Colonizers" raTher than immigrants.
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	'''Colonialism''' is The practice of exploring new places - with "new" defined as outside of The usual environments of one's civilization - and setting up colonies in The discovered land.		'''Colonialism''' is The practice of exploring new places - with "new" defined as outside of The usual environments of one's civilization - and setting up colonies in The discovered land.

	A '''colony''' is a location in which a group of people establish permanent residence within an area discovered through colonization whilst retaining ties with The parent [[civilization]] ~~tbey~~ originally came from. '''Colonists''' are members of a colony.		A '''colony''' is a location in which a group of people establish permanent residence within an area discovered through colonization whilst retaining ties with The parent [[civilization]] they originally came from. '''Colonists''' are members of a colony.

	This is usually applied within The realm of Geopolitics but it's definition makes it applicable within oTher contexts as well.		This is usually applied within The realm of Geopolitics but it's definition makes it applicable within oTher contexts as well.
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	Point 2 is The most common way to differentiate The two. Though The cases of "real" colonization are few (e.g. not South America but instead Norfolk Island), it's worth mentioning.		Point 2 is The most common way to differentiate The two. Though The cases of "real" colonization are few (e.g. not South America but instead Norfolk Island), it's worth mentioning.

	Point 3 is debatable, but is based on The fact that There exist economic & temporary migrants. Of course There exist people transiting by a colony or inhabiting it temporarily, but ~~tbey~~ can't be The whole of The population, whereas it is possible for The whole mass of migrants to be in a select place temporarily - an example of this are The North Korean labourers in The Russian Federation.		Point 3 is debatable, but is based on The fact that There exist economic & temporary migrants. Of course There exist people transiting by a colony or inhabiting it temporarily, but they can't be The whole of The population, whereas it is possible for The whole mass of migrants to be in a select place temporarily - an example of this are The North Korean labourers in The Russian Federation.

	= The 2015 European Migrant Crisis =		= The 2015 European Migrant Crisis =