No, theyre their own country.
The British Empire no longer exists but there about 50 independent countries within the British Commonwealth, some of whom still choose to have Queen Elizabeth II as their Head of State.
In the 1900's, the British Empire owned other continents. These included North America, South America, as well as Africa.
A dominion is a nation (in the British Empire) that was allowed to govern their own domestic affairs.
There are many Asian countries which were in the British Empire, and Hong Kong was in the British Commonwealth until 1998. Countries in the Empire included India, Pakistan, Tibet (now part of China), Burma (now Myanmar), and Ceylon (now Sri Lanka).
No, theyre their own country.
the negatives are that they do not have their own monarch
Because they thought of Britain as the motherland and the British Monarch as their own Monarch.
"Imperious" comes from "imperial," which means "of an empire." (An "empire," in turn, is a political structure in which a single ruler controls not only his or her own state but many other territories as well. Examples are the Roman Empire and British empire.)
The British Empire no longer exists but there about 50 independent countries within the British Commonwealth, some of whom still choose to have Queen Elizabeth II as their Head of State.
In the 1900's, the British Empire owned other continents. These included North America, South America, as well as Africa.
No. They were part of the British Empire (and still are a part of the remnants of it as one of the Commonwealth Dominions), but themselves have never actually had an empire of their own.
The imperial time period generally refers to the period when an empire was in power. There have been many imperial time periods throughout history, such as the Roman Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and the British Empire. Each empire had its own peak period of influence and power.
A dominion is a nation (in the British Empire) that was allowed to govern their own domestic affairs.
Austro-Hungarian Empire, Irish in the british empire and Poles in the russian Empire.
Because Australia was a part of the British Empire, and did not have its own independent foreign policy. Australia's foreign policy was set by the British government, so when the British government declared war, Australia considered itself automatically at war. Even though the Australian government did not make the decision, it still strongly supported Britain. Australians thought of themselves as citizens of the British Empire, and thought that the security of the Empire was important for Australia's own security. Therefore they were happy to challenge Germany when it was viewed as a threat to the Empire.
There are many Asian countries which were in the British Empire, and Hong Kong was in the British Commonwealth until 1998. Countries in the Empire included India, Pakistan, Tibet (now part of China), Burma (now Myanmar), and Ceylon (now Sri Lanka).