The Eternal Anglo wins again
How the fuck did the Portuguese get so much of the pie
>>994627
What counts as a colony? When did Greece have one?
>>994637
Cyprus, which belongs to Turkey
>>994633
First ones to the game.
They were the first European nation to navigate around Africa.
>>994643
That's what the Turk wants you to believe.
>>994633
indian ocean + africa
>>994637
The Greek number is WAY to low if we are starting since the beginning of history which I will assume until it is specified, which this graph didn't do
They had in Sicily for example
A better graph would tell size of land anyways. Overall shit graph
>>994666
*should* not would sry
>>994665
portugal lame tho trading fort empire baka
cartazes weak af
dutch were the realest @ colonization and brits copied their model
>>994643
Come and take it
>>994674
We already took half of it.
>>994627
>Italy
>not hundreds of colonies across conquered Europe
>Greece
>not dozens of colonies across the Med
>Ireland
>what is Scotland, Dyfed and Brycheiniog
>>994643
>>994627
>number of colonies
So whatever colonial power divided their holdings into the most separate subdivisions wins this chart.
>>994637
Pre-Alexanderian Ancient Greece had colonies in modern-day Libya, Egypt, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania, Ukraine, France, Russia, Albania, Montenegro, Cyprus and Croatia (which I mean actual colonies -- places that they sent to foreign lands to set up their own communities and preserved their culture in). Alexandrian and post-Alexandian gets more fucked up in counting what technically were or weren't colonies.
>>994627
>No Latvia
Wtf. Latvia's my favorite colonial empire.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Couronian_colonization
>>994643
>hurr durr
>>994709
good now taht you displaced 150.000 people for a half ass state thats recognized ony by turkey and feeds of the turkish economy and cant even compete with a flawed economy as cyprus' economy is
>>994627
>A system to rank colonial empires
>France and Portugal higher than Spain
The Eternal Anglo.
>>996099
Spot the American.
>>995816
not to mention that there are more T*rks from the mainland living in occupied Cyprus than actual Turkish Cypriots.
>>994627
Poland had a colony.
>>996099
Spain never did Asia, Portugal did. That gives them more points.
>>996188
an "attempt" at a colony
Does that include the Welsh colony in Patagonia?
>>994627
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>>996202
>Philippines
>>996202
>Spain never did Asia
Yeah, lets ignore that Island chain in Southeast Asia named after a Spanish King.
Also fucking Portugal's place in Asia was a Chinese handout for them to trade in. They were removed from their initial colonies in Asia due to piratical antics of the Portuguese, leading to their ouster and a short lived law where it was death sentence to be Portuguese in China.
>>994637
Archaic Greece, Alexander, Byzantines
>>994627
who cares about how many colonies, give us the numbers in square meters
>>996492
Or estimates from the GDP gained by it or something. How are Brazil, India, Congo etc. even in the same category as Rwanda and East Timor?
>Due to its numerous Overseas departments and territories scattered on all oceans of the planet, France possesses the largest EEZ in the world, covering 11,691,000 km2
You wish bud
>Portugal and France higher than Spain
>Greece
Kek
>>996488
None of the 3 things you cited are a country, I hope you know
>>994633
Great access to the Atlantic.
>>994627
This chart tells little to less.
Belgium had few but huge colonies from which they gained much profit, the German had more colonies but they were mostly tiny Islands in the pacific or african desert.
Pic is German caricature showing depicting different styles of colonial powers.
German, English, French (down left), Belgium.
>>997358
spaniards are cronically incompetent
plus, choosing your alliances wisely goes a long way.
of course, portugal wasnt aware of the dangers of the eternal anglo, and prolonged the alliance a bit too much
>>994672
>dutch were the realest @ colonization and brits copied their model
and the dutch originally copied the portuguese model and improved upon it
>>997358
Portugal was a proxy of England. That's why they got anything in the Berlin Conference, for England to use it through Portugal.
