10. What does the term "outposts of the empire" mean?

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10. What does the term "outposts of the empire" mean?

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Step-by-step explanation:

Form of imperial dominance based on control

of trade rather than on control of subject people

Andreas Daoutis answered Jan 19, 2022

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