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    How did Trade and Commerce Contribute to the Development of the British Empire 1680-1763? The role of trade and commerce in the initial establishment of the British Empire bore huge weight. With a financial agreement with another country comes natural relations‚ and from that blooms a possibility to extend those relations into the foundations of an impending empire. Both the East India and Royal African Companies acted as a stem for lasting European presence in native land and so are both significant

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    In his speech at the Virginia Convention‚ Patrick Henry establishes the idea that the country is in danger of being under control by the British by referencing to the past events that have failed‚ and by using hypothetical situations to show what can happen if they don’t take action. Henry initially reminds and informs the congregation of how past events to gain independence has failed. In the early part of his speech Henry uses the allusion “betrayed with a kiss.” This is fitting because

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    Overall the British owned Iraq‚ Transjordan‚ and Palestine. The French had owned Syria and Lebanon. This soon caused many conflicts throughout the middle east. The author‚ Martin Bunton‚ of the book‚ Palestine-Israeli Conflict‚ noted‚ “Thus‚ the notables faced the daunting challenge of having to work within the mandate system at the same time as opposing the Zionist goals to which that system was

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    The British established a settlement in New South Wales in 1788 because they needed to send some of the prisoners out of the country because of the overcrowded prisons in Britain‚ which led to more crime and therefore convicts‚ for a growth of empire‚ security and trade and they needed a climate suitable for growing crops such as flax and trees for their wood due to their supply being under threat from war. Such a colony would solve the problem of Britain’s overcrowded prisons (a problem caused

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    Britt’s Neat People vs Sloppy People Byron Davis Regis University College for Professional Studies “Neat People vs Sloppy People” by Suzanne Britt is article relating the sloppy people to being morally supreme to neat people. Britt explains that in her experience neat people are lazy and mean. She states that this is directly related to how they excuse the little messes of the world‚ and cold heartedly throw them in the trash can. Britt cites many instances in which sloppy people are the way

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    England’s desire because they were fighting for their own cause. Another major advantage America had was how far away from home the British were. They were over 3‚000 miles from home‚ leading to poor communication with supply lines and their leaders. America was unfamiliar territory for the English which was another major advantage the colonists had. It was difficult for the British to capture and hold territory because of how large America was. America knew the ins and outs of their own land‚ including where

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    – The law is inadequate in protecting people from injustice Nowadays‚ we can see a lot of injustice exists all around the world. What is injustice? Injustice is defined as an unfair treatment‚ a situation in which the rights of a person or a group of people are ignored. Undeniably‚ Injustice is the absence of justice and violation of right or of the rights of another. As an example‚ crime‚ murder‚ slavery‚ and the lists goes on. In order to protect people from injustice‚ and hence law exists in

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    were hard for the British to cope with. Conflicting ideas of science and religion‚ education and work‚ and not reflecting upon actions‚ caused confusion that was associated with the Victorian Age. Mathew Arnold observed the problem of the changing times and sought after answers to the problems that he and his country were faced with. In Dover Beach he portrays a view of a lost civilization‚ sees the future‚ and seeks out solutions. The Victorian Age caused big changes in British Civilization as it

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    seen by many Americans as honorable revolutionists (Whigs) battling an oppressive British regime while rooting out evil Tories (Loyalists) and befriending Indians. Though not entirely accurate‚ the accounts often brought forward by researchers tended to exaggerate the events that had transpired. One such exaggeration would be Great Britain’s implementation of the Southern Strategy. Jim Piecuch‚ author of “Three Peoples‚ One King”‚ sought to rectify these inconsistences through careful research and

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    war of the Austrian Succession‚ which saw Great Britain and France as opponents. This war started in 1744 and lasted until 1748. The war had turned out to be a draw but intensified British and France rivalry‚ and both kingdoms increased its military and fortifications in the New World. The population growth of the British continental colonies proved to be a source of tension. In 1700 the population was 250‚000‚ it grew to 1.75 million in the 1760s. The colonists saw the colonies as a very dense populated

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