Sentence examples for inward colonization from inspiring English sources
First there was an inward colonization, a consolidation of the British Isles and the Celtic other, and the ripple effect of that is carried on to the New World and to indigenous, nonwhite populations, not just in an airy-fairy intellectual history way but by direct succession.
Greek colonization in 550 B.C.E.
Phoenician colonization in the Mediterranean.
And re-colonization should have rolled inward from the edges where life remained unharmed to the core of the devastation.
Wealth before colonization was measured in cows.
Under a second model (the "colonization" model), speciations in peripheral (i.e peripatric) archipelagoes emerge from sweepstakes centrifugal colonizations from high-diversity central areas followed by prolonged periods of isolation with potential inward range shifts towards the central region [ 8, 9, 13, 14].
While countries like Britain and France were concentrating on expansion through colonization, the United States, Germany and others were focused inward, developing — intentionally or not — the centralizing powers that have defined the modern state ever since.
The reverse colonization continues.
After slavery, there was colonization.
