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    Throughout history‚ countries have expanded their empires to create the largest and most powerful on the globe. Napoleon and Alexander the Great had two of the most controlling empires ever created‚ and Great Britain’s in the early 1800’s was another of the best. During this time‚ many empires started expanding to make greater and more commanding kingdoms. Great Britain greatly grew in the 19th century. India‚ Asia and parts of Africa joined with them to help expand their territory. Britain used

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    Other Gujaratis who migrated out of what is now the state of Gujarat during the British Raj to British East Africa (Kenya and Uganda) sometimes adopted the surname ’Patel’‚ and this surname was then subsequently passed onto their descendants (who now mainly reside outside Kenya and Uganda). Also‚ during the British Raj‚ some ’Patels’ who migrated to British East Africa and the Union of South Africa (South Africa) adopted different surnames‚ usually the name of their village‚ their trade or even

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    decline of the British Empire The purpose of this thesis is to analyse how the enduring British Empire declined and collapsed throughout the twentieth century. The paper will enumerate the incontestable evidences and reasons that contributed and eventually resulted the disintegration. Furthermore‚ it will provide examples for the process of decolonisation through two states that possessed different status within the Empire. The British Empire was considered to be the largest empire throughout history

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    Race and the Victorians

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    - The reign of Victoria o Mark Twain on occasion of Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubliee. British history is 2000 years old and yet in a good many ways the world has moved farther ahead since the Queen was born than it moved in all the rest of the two thousand put together. - Post-colonial Theory o Racism is a projection on a colonial ‘Other’ of what is despised‚ troubling in the self o Racism reflects anxieties and issues in the metropole o Bill Schwartx‚ The White Man’s World (2011): ‘black and

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    The British Empire was also involved in wars throughout the world and at one stage they basically became bankrupt and tried to seek help from other different countries such as the United States of America. World War1‚ the Cold War and World War Two had greatly impacted on the decolonization of the British Empire. These wars hit Britain like a tonne of bricks. Economic difficulty was one of the worst things that affected the British Empire. They just could not afford to pay for different expenses

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    Imperialism Causes

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    causes of the rise of British empire is the Domination of the Spanish & Portuguese empires in the Atlantic and Indian Ocean trade this control of trade by Spain and Portugal led Britain to first hire buccaneers like Francis Drake to pillage Spanish ships returning from the new world laden with gold this allowed Britain to pay off its debts and build up its army & navy Nial Ferguson says in his book Empire “it should not be forgotten that this was how the British Empire began it was not conceived

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    the late nineteenth century‚ with the majority of the globe under their control‚ the Europeans sought to dominate Africa and Asia through New Imperialism. The Europeans’ concept of New Imperialism was constructed for the purpose of gaining access over the markets and resources that belonged to Africa and Asia. Desperate attempts from European powers to get as much resources from Africa as possible‚ left it in a tense and divided state. With European influences and technologies‚ Asia suffered from

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    Commonwealth Realm

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    and Commonwealth cooperation."[6] This was the first time in 40 years that the Head of the Commonwealth‚ Queen Elizabeth II‚ was not present at the CHOGM. Member countries Fifty-three countries are members of The Commonwealth. Our countries span Africa‚ Asia‚ the Americas‚ Europe and the Pacific and are diverse – they are amongst the world’s largest‚ smallest‚ richest and poorest countries. Thirty-two of our members are classified as small states – countries with a population size of 1.5million

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    Russia and America are working together because they want the British Empire to disappear A chance for both super powers to take control the cannel isn’t in any of the Russians or American sphere of influence Also they don’t want the incident to blow up into a massive cold war incident On the 15 November the Britain launches there air born invasion. In that faithful week‚ America threatened Britain if you don’t pull out of the cannel they would trash there economy the United Nations ordered

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    Breaker Mourant

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    Morant”: Victorian Attitudes and British Imperialism The film “Breaker Morant” is a cinematic attack of the trial of three Australian colonials serving in the British Army during the second Boer War‚ which opposed the British against two Boer republics‚ the Transvaal and the Orange Free State. The war was waged from 1899 to 1902 and resulted in a British victory and the annexation of the two republics into what would eventually become the British territory of South Africa. While the film’s focus

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