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For questions relating to the historic Kingdom of England prior to 1707, or the country of England within the modern United Kingdom that is one of Britain's Home Nations.

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Was England considered a "colony" of France?

If anything, England could have been viewed as a colony of Normandy, but colony implies ownership by a state. … In this case, it was instead that both Normandy and England were controlled by William, both distinct territories under his rulership. …
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What made the English the dominant power of the British Isles?

Wikipedia puts it: Traditionally, it was believed that a mass invasion by various Anglo-Saxon tribes largely displaced the indigenous British population in southern and eastern Great Britain (modern-day England
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