Colonialism by which immigrants seized land from the indigenous population and became the dominant population is called

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Settler colonialism refers to a type of colonialism in which immigrants come to a new land and permanently settle there, often seizing land from the indigenous population and becoming the dominant population. This differs from other forms of colonialism, such as elite colonialism, in which a small group of colonizers control the indigenous population but do not necessarily settle in the land themselves. Metropole colonialism refers to colonialism in which the colonizing country directly governs the colony, and is not specific to any particular type of settlement or population dominance.

Colonialism by Which Immigrants Seized Land from the Indigenous Population