Mautitius was a key in the Indian ocean sea route between Asia and England. the spice road used by British East India Company The french corsairs already in the occupied island of Bourbon and Isle de France (MAURITIUS) was causing havocs and disasters among the English fleet using the Indian Ocean. Robert Surcouf was one of the french (unauthorized) corsairs. Therefore it became a military imperative to seize that island at any cost from the French. The Royal Navy were blockading the Old Grand Port until the time that during a fierce BATTLE OF OLD GRAND PORT. The french defeated the British But the same year the British with the help of thousands of Sepoy invade the North and took possession of the island. Until today the British allies to American have a base in the Indian Ocean at Diego Garcia, a dependency of Mauritius. All that due to the landing of 1810 in Mauritius.
Yes, until 1968.
All non British, countries, colonies, territories or protectorates were not part of the British Empire.
Mozambique. Not only was never a part of the British Empire, but has no ties linking it to the British Empire.
No, Vietnam was part of the French Empire.
Grenada officially became a part of the British empire in 1833. It remained a part of the British Windward Islands Administration until 1958.
Mexico
Mauritius is a republic but a member of the Commonwealth.
They were all part of the British Empire
The USA has never been part of the British Empire.
All non British, countries, colonies, territories or protectorates were not part of the British Empire.
France was never part of the British Empire.
Mozambique. Not only was never a part of the British Empire, but has no ties linking it to the British Empire.
No, Vietnam was part of the French Empire.
The British Empire no longer exists.
The British ceded Mauritius by the Treaty of Paris in1814
The British Empire
Yes. It joined the British Empire in 1625 ;P
Grenada officially became a part of the British empire in 1833. It remained a part of the British Windward Islands Administration until 1958.