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| − | A '''dominion''' is a territory constituting a self-governing [[commonwealth]], one of a number of such territories united in a community of nations, or empire. The term was formerly applied to nations of the [[British Empire]], such as [[Canada]] and [[New Zealand]]. | + | {{for|the election company that is commonly referred to as "Dominion" for short|Dominion Voting Systems}} |
| + | A '''dominion''' is a territory constituting a self-governing [[commonwealth]], one of a number of such territories united in a community of nations, or empire. The term was formerly applied to nations of the [[British Empire]], such as [[Canada]] and [[New Zealand]]. [http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=Dominion] | ||
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| + | *[[Colony]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:16, September 2, 2021
- For the election company that is commonly referred to as "Dominion" for short, see Dominion Voting Systems.
A dominion is a territory constituting a self-governing commonwealth, one of a number of such territories united in a community of nations, or empire. The term was formerly applied to nations of the British Empire, such as Canada and New Zealand. [1]
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