The United Kingdom had all different types of territories in Africa. There were mandates (temporary possessions), colonies, protectorates (internally self-governing possessions), and other types as well.
The British had:
The first British possessions in Africa were the Gambia and the Gold Coast, which were founded by the British 1610's.
The last British colony became independent (Zimbabwe) in 1980.
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Egypt being the Most northern British colony in Africa and South Africa being the most Southern colony in Africa.
West Indies, Africa, and England.
13 colonies.
Not currently. New Imperialism was a policy of the British Empire from the early 1800s to the early 1900s. The British Empire set up many colonies throughout Africa during that time.
Britain no longer has any colonies
The UK actually had many colonies in Africa! The British owned parts of Africa all the way from the 1600's to 1980.
All over the world. The UK had colonies in North America, South America, Central America, Europe, Asia, China, India, Africa, Australia, and many islands in all the oceans were British Colonies.
Egypt being the Most northern British colony in Africa and South Africa being the most Southern colony in Africa.
There are no British colonies in the US.
The British and Dutch Empires.
West Indies, Africa, and England.
South Africa was divided into the British and Dutch colonies
It is the Northern Americas which Britain occupied the most.
By conquests from several European nations. The European nations had many firearms, and Africa and India did not have that many at all compared to the Europeans. This caused conquests and how India and Africa became part of the British Empire
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They all once were British colonies.
13 colonies.