Imperialism, whose term originated from Latin, meaning “supreme power”, is the practice or policy by which one nation extends its power, influence, and dominion over another country or territory considered “weaker,” usually by usually by violent means, such as the use of military force or colonization or by slowly gaining political and economic power in the other country's territory.
A. Carmen complained loudly, “I’m starved”; just then, the waiter arrived. Semi-colons are one of the few punctuation marks that go outside the quotation marks.
