To give up a territory or relinquish power of a country is to cede.

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To give up territory or power is called cede

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Retreat 
 Assimilate 
 Veto 
 Cede 
 Im 98% sure that the answer is retreat

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To "cede" means to give up territory or power of a country, often through treaties, wars, or negotiations. It has historical significance as it can change political boundaries and affect governance. Example instances include Virginia's cession of lands to the U.S. and Germany's territorial losses after World War I. 
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To give up a territory or relinquish power of a country is to cede.

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