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Cession

usgb/ˈseʃn/Volume
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Historical SignificancePlay
Cession often involves territories after conflicts, with great historical importance. SlideTreaties often result in the cession of lands that reshape national borders.
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Political ImplicationsPlay
'Cession' can indicate a weakening of the ceding party's power or influence. SlideThe empire's cession signaled its decline.
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Cession might be voluntary or result from pressure or defeat. SlideThe king faced a cession of lands under the rebels' threats.