Burma was once part of the British Empire. More specifically, the UK placed Burma as part of her Indian Empire. The British sought the minerals, and precious gems that Burma had. It won its freedom in 1937.
Burma has a part command or planned economy and part mixed economy
Balls
The poorest countries in Asia include Afghanistan, Nepal, Burma, and Bangladesh. Other poor countries include Cambodia, North Korea, and Tajikistan.
As of 2013, the main economic activity of Myanmar is agriculture, which makes up 75% of their economy. Myanmar or Burma is a country that is located in Southeast Asia.
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Teakwood
France took control of the Vietnamese in response to Britain's movement in Burma.
France took control of the Vietnamese in response to Britain's movement in Burma.
France took control of the Vietnamese in response to Britain's movement in Burma.
France took control of the Vietnamese in response to Britain's movement in Burma.
The United Kingdom used to have control of Myanmar (Burma)
Burma is a country with rich natural resources. Britain eyed on Burma especially for its teak, timber, ruby, jade, and other gem resources.
Burma.
Because at that time great britain was a colonial power that saw burma and the far east in general as connected to its main colony, India. In view of David Cameron's visit to Burma and the west in general's 'sucking up' to the military junta my best guess is a share in the abundant natural resources of that gentle country.
It was 1948 when Burma gained independence from Britain. Japan helped Burma gain this independence by fighting alongside against Britain.
1948
1824 to 1948