I think you mean what negative impacts the British Empire had on Australia?
But anyway I'll answer YOUR question.
And that is, Australia didn't have any negative impact on the British Empire. It served as a perfect prison colony as a cheap way for the Empire to dump its prisoners. It produced vast amounts of wool for the Empire which is where the Australian saying comes from 'To break the sheeps back'.
It experienced one of the largest gold rushes in history therefore bringing more wealth to the British. It never rebeled against the Empire so there was no expenditure on military.
Australia also had a large part to play in colonial wars in that part of the world notably the NZ wars, the Sudanese war, and the Boer war.
Although Australia became independent in 1901, today it is still part of the commonwealth and is now called the crown jewell.
In 1770 James Cook named the eastern half of Australia as New South Wales and claimed it for England. Similarly, he claimed New Zealand for Emgalnd. Expansion of the British Empire in this way helped increase not only the size of the Empire, but its strength, and Britain's strategic position in the Pacific, and in the world.
he got Indian independence from the british empire and inspired his fellow Indians to get their independence they deserve.
India taught the British Empire the lessons of Live and Let Live through her doctrines of Ahimsa (Non-violence), Peace, Universal Brotherhood and Greed Hath A Fall, in such a manner that the Empire is reduced to a mere country of England. One after one, all countries under British got freedom from its rule of loot and exploitation.
The Abbasids, as the ones from the Islamic Empire.
List the positive and negative impact on ethical issues of information systems.
Britain was the main colonizer of Australia, starting with the penal colonies it established on the coast. British colonizers wiped out much of the Aboriginal culture and killed many of the Aboriginals, replacing their culture with British culture. As a result, the Aboriginal cultures are less prominent than they had been historically, and most Australians use a version of British language, law, and ideals.
In 1770 James Cook named the eastern half of Australia as New South Wales and claimed it for England. Similarly, he claimed New Zealand for Emgalnd. Expansion of the British Empire in this way helped increase not only the size of the Empire, but its strength, and Britain's strategic position in the Pacific, and in the world.
I think it was the Tea Act.
they turned the people they conquered into christians
Yes i think that it did. it was a great force in stopping a great threat to the world at the time. the Nazis
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what is impact
he got Indian independence from the british empire and inspired his fellow Indians to get their independence they deserve.
he got Indian independence from the british empire and inspired his fellow Indians to get their independence they deserve.
the impact that germany had on australia is sausages
Negative impact on physical growth, negative impact on metal agility and negative impact on immune system.
What negative impact can the lithosphere have on the hydrosphere