Formalized Administrative Control
Definition
Formalized administrative control refers to the establishment of a structured and organized system of governance by a ruling power, often involving the implementation of laws, bureaucracy, and centralized authority.
Related terms
Colonialism: The practice of acquiring political and economic control over foreign territories for the benefit of the ruling country.
Imperialism: A policy or ideology where one nation extends its power by acquiring territories abroad or establishing dominance over other nations.
Bureaucracy: An administrative system characterized by hierarchical organization, standardized procedures, specialized roles, and formal rules.
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What prompted Britain in developing a more formalized administrative control over India during the late eighteenth century?
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