The British administered the region before it was called the United Arab Emirates; formerly the Trugal States
No. All seven emirates of the UAE are ruled by Sunni Muslims.
Technically none. The UAE is a union of former Emirates, some of these were controlled by the British, while others were not. Britain handed power back to the loosely independent emirates before they merged into the nation now called the United Arab Emirates, and the UAE only came into being after that. So on a technicality Britain's rule of some of the area predates the formation of the UAE.
The UAE was originally 7 independantly ruled Emirates (similar to small kingdoms), when they joined into a single nation the name changed to become the United Arab Emirates
Britain ruled Kenya from the late 19th century until Kenya gained independence in 1963.
Yes, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is a federation of monarchies, with each of the seven emirates being ruled by a hereditary monarch.
because that's what they were before the merged to form a single country. they were previously 7 independantly ruled sheikdoms
None.
Because, previously they were autonomous territories ruled by Emirs, after union in 1971, they became united and are now ruled by a federal government
Brunei, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia, and the individual emirates comprising the United Arab Emirates are all absolute monarchies on the continent of Asia.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) consists of seven emirates: Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al-Quwain, Fujairah, and Ras Al Khaimah. Each emirate is ruled by its own monarch.
The European people had colonial power over Zimbabwe
The "Emirates" is a term sometimes used to describe the country of the United Arab Emirates. The United Arab Emirates is also sometimes simply abbreviated to the UAE (as is the United States of America abbreviated to the USA). The UAE is a small, but oil and gas rich country located along the Arabian Gulf in the Middle East. It is called the United Arab Emirates, as it is a union of seven previously autonomous tribal areas that were ruled by patriarchal Emir's. In 1971, they joined together to form one united country, the United Arab Emirates. Emirates (Airlines), is also the name of the airline that operates out of and services Dubai, which is one of the seven emirates which forms the UAE. The national carrier of the UAE is Etiyad Airlines. Emirates Airlines sponsor many international sports events and teams, so their logo and branding is often seen on television and at sporting events.