Entity: INVASION
An invasion is the act of forcefully entering the territory of another polity, typically involving a military offensive with strategic goals of conquest or plunder.
INVASION
Etymology
The term 'invasion' originates from the Latin word 'invasio', which means 'a going into'.
Definition
An invasion is a military offensive in which combatants enter the territory of another polity, often with the support of allies, for conquest or plunder.
Historical Context
Throughout history, invasions have played a significant role in shaping the geopolitical landscape. From ancient conquests to modern warfare, invasions have had far-reaching consequences.
Cultural Significance
Invasion is often portrayed in literature, art, and media as a dramatic and impactful event that can change the course of history.
Related Concepts
Invasion is closely related to concepts such as conquest, occupation, and colonization.
See Also
- Conquest
- Occupation
- Warfare
An invasion is a military offensive in which combatants enter the territory of another polity, often with the support of allies, for conquest or plunder.