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What would have happened if Hadrian further expanded the Roman Empire?
he would make the roman empire more powerful
How did Great Britain make a difference in World War 2?
How about: we won it for the rest of the world?
What does the Royal Mint make?
The Royal Mint of Great Britain makes all of Britains circulating coinage.
What did the British think of the Australian aborigines in the days of empire?
They would think that the mpire is very strong, and that the Australian are gaining support from the empire to make them more powerful.
Did Paige Turley make it though to the final on Britains got talent?
No
How did Cyrus II make the Persian Empire powerful?
He progressively added all of the Middle East and Central Asia to the core of Persia-Media.
What major event led the Britain government actively to seek ways to make the colonies bear part of the coast of empire?
7 years war
What sacrifices did Britain make?
Britain bankrupted itself, lost 300,000 armed forces personnel, 60,000 civilians and, in the longer term, lost its empire and the vast majority of its international power and influence. Hope that has answered your question.
Why did Britain want to make its empire bigger?
The British were power hungry and wanted a huge empire so they can rule supreme. They also wanted more land because it would bring more workers, spices, and money.
How do you make a model of the roman empire?
I doubt that you can make a model of an empire. If anything, you can make a map of an empire.
In the struggle for empire Britains greatest advantage was?
Britain became very concious of it's island status and as a result became dependent on a strong maritime force. The Royal Navy beame a potent factor in the establishment & maintenance of the Empire. In the same way as others before & since the British used others to do their fighting for them, making alliances with various power groups throughout the world, notably in India, which maintain the Empire in the name of the Crown against other interests. Britain makes a concious move not to be interested in European division, Crimea apart, and to concentrate on its own colonial land grabbing. In India a relatively small army dominates a whole subcontinent, indeed astonishingly, the whole subcontinent is in fact controlled by what is ostensibly a civillian mercantile company: British Imperialism is established & dominant. In all this technological invention & commercial progress are made much of, the Empire prospers as a commercial enterprise. Britain becomes great as a result of trade. (& yes, we, the British, did make use of the slave trade) And while all this was going on the reign of one single monarch, Queen Victoria, provides stability (if nothing else) in the ruling elite. Therefore I'm thinking it was a great & complex combination of things which coincide in Britains rise to powetr as an estabished Empire. And why ? My best answer to that is that it was quite simpy an accident of History. The result the spreading of cricket & Christianity: And you might argue 2 of the better things in this world......
Why did Claudius want to conquer Britain?
Because invading Britain would make more slaves and people for the army. Also Britain had many sliver mines in which the Romans could have made money out of. It would add to the Empire and make Rome richer, because England had plenty of farming land in which you could sell livestock, crops and much more.
