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if the US had alliance with a country did that mean it was the US territories
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No, having an alliance with a country does not mean that that country becomes a territory of the United States. Alliances, such as military or political partnerships, generally involve agreements for mutual defense, cooperation, or support, but they do not imply territorial control or ownership.
Territories are areas that are under the jurisdiction of a country, usually involving direct governance. The United States has various territories that are not states, such as Puerto Rico or Guam, but these territories were acquired through different means, such as treaties, purchases, or military conquest, rather than established through alliances.
Territories are areas that are under the jurisdiction of a country, usually involving direct governance. The United States has various territories that are not states, such as Puerto Rico or Guam, but these territories were acquired through different means, such as treaties, purchases, or military conquest, rather than established through alliances.