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Why was Great Britain was able to dominate the slave trade?
Because it was the preeminent sea power.
What sea separates the two largest islands great Britain?
The sea that separates the two largest islands, Great Britain and Ireland, is the Irish Sea. It lies between the eastern coast of Ireland and the western coast of Great Britain, specifically Wales and England. The Irish Sea is an important body of water for navigation and trade in the region.
How did geography affect the phoenician?
Located on the Mediterranean Sea, it led them to sea trade.
What is the sea to the east of Britain?
The North Sea. East of Britain is the North Sea.
How did war in europe hurt american trade?
One of the first actions for the participants during a war is to embargo all trade to your opponent. Trade from America to Europe had to go by sea and Britain, (the main enemy of Napoleon), had the largest navy, by a long way. Napoleon was using other European countries to place a trade embargo on Britain, so it was only right for Britain to do the same, which hurt trade to and from America. This was especially so between 1812 and 1815 when America declared war on Britain and her dependencies.
Why were the Phoenicians considered to be expert sailors?
They used ships to trade around the Mediterranean Sea and as far as the eastern Atlantic islands and Britain.
Which sea separates Britain from Scandinavia?
The North Sea.The North Sea
Which ocean lies to the east of Great Britain?
The North Sea and the English Channel are to the east of Great Britain
What was result of the opium wars?
Britain gaind the right to trade with china
What sea border Great Britain on the east?
The North Sea borders Great Britain on the east.
What were the trade routes of the Triangular trade routes?
The Triangular Trade routes were either from Britain to Africa, America to Britain, America to Africa, or other routes that lead to either Africa, America, or Britain
How did the north star help Phoenician trade?
It allowed them to navigate out of the sight of land and so take direct courses across the Mediterranean Sea and into the Atlantic and to Britain.
