Takeover of a territory by another country.

• A. Migration
• B. Reserve
• C. Assimilation
• D. Annexation

Answer: (D)

Takeover of a territory by another country is described as annexation. It means one country asserts control over land and officially adds it to its own territory, bringing that area under its government, laws, and services. It’s about changing political boundaries by absorbing the land into the nation. Migration is about people moving from one place to another, not the legal absorption of land. A reserve is land set aside for a group, not a conquest of territory. Assimilation is the cultural process of a group adopting the dominant culture, not the act of adding land to a country. So the act of taking and incorporating land is annexation.