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When was India cease being a part of the British Empire?
India gained its independence in 1947 but is still a member of the Commonwealth of Nations.
Does Great Britain still own India?
No. On January 26, 1950 India gained it's independence from the British Empire
Does the British Empire still exist as the Virgin Islands and the Falklands are still of British control?
What the last person said is wrong. The British empire is still active but by the royal blood. The British empire is still powerful but only owns 2 country's witch is Britain, Australia and New Zealand. All crossed out is wrong. No.! now there is an American Empire these are the major empires that were exist and the final one is still exist Roman Empire->Mongolian Empire->Russian Empire->British Empire->American Empire(now)
What was India's involvement in the 1st World War?
India was still part of the British Empire durin WWI (and until 1947) so there was no involvement of India as a state, but British regiments made up of Indian soldiers were deployed to fight in Turkey and Palestina.
What nation took over Pakistan?
It's still Pakistan, it used to be part of India before it separated, and before that conquered by the british empire.
Is Zambia still part of the British Empire?
The British Empire hasn't existed since 1923
In World War 2 did the allies control India?
of course why wouldn't they...... Here is a better answer than that. At the time of both World Wars, India was still under control of the British Empire. India was considered a part of Britain thus they were forced to fight on the British side.
How did the british empire end?
It hasn't, although a lot of countries left the Empire is still going even if it is small.
How do you know that the British Empire existed?
It is impossible to deny that the British Empire existed. It is documented by the colonizers and colonized, the rich and the poor. There are still people alive that remember the days of the Empire, thinking the British Empire was still quite extensive even sixty years ago. The reason there is such a large English-speaking population in America, India, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa and Australia is that they were all once colonies of the British Empire. There is also the "Commonwealth of Nations", an extensive group of nations that were mostly at one point or another a British posession. If you don't believe this, ask Her majesty. Queen Elizabeth's father was Emperor of India and she is currently Queen of fifteen nations-all former British posessions. Finally, there is the fact that the UK still owns small pieces of land all over the world. These are all remnants of an once vast Empire.
What are ten facts about the British empire?
The Empire is the foundation of the Commonwealth. Soldiers from the Empire have fought in wars alongside Britain. The countries which have arisen from the Empire are mostly Christian. & are mostly Democratic. & use English as their language. India became part of the Empire as a resut of a commercial company. The British fought many battles in the aquistion & defence of the Empire. Most of the Empire was acquired in the reign of Queen Victoria (!837-1901). Most of the countries of the Empire now beat England at Cricket (Frequently !)British maps denoted empire countries in pinkThe British Empire still comprises 14 sovereign territories of the United Kingdom.Its total land mass is 6 times larger than the UK itself. India was the largest populated country in the empire.The British Empire included Canada, Jamaica, India, Pakistan, Australia, Egypt, Kenya, Ireland, Suriname, Afghanistan, Normandy, America, Hong-Kong, New Zealand, Burma, Nepal, Blize, Bahamas and Grenada.
What was the former name of India back when the British empire ruled?
Aryavrata is the old name by which India is called in Indian mythological books and ancient texts
Is France still in the British Empire?
No, all of the countries that were once in the British Empire were all freed at the end of World War 2 as Britain was nearly bankrupt! Also, I don't think France was ever in the British Empire.
