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Do you capitalize the word territories?

It depends on the context! Here's a breakdown:

* As part of a proper noun: Yes, capitalize "Territories" when it's part of a proper name like "Northern Territories" or "U.S. Territories."

* As a general term: No, don't capitalize "territories" when it's used as a general term, like "The government has control over several territories."

Example:

* Correct: "The United States has several Territories." (Proper noun)

* Correct: "The explorers claimed new territories for their country." (General term)

Let me know if you have more specific examples in mind!

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