coal and iron
Not at all. Great Britain is in the northern hemisphere. Australia is in the southern hemisphere.
The U.S. had a close relationship with Great Britain, and the war interfered with trade.
Great Britain - is a group of islands situated off the west coast of Europe - close to France.
France is one, but only from the very bottom of Great Britain, the port of Deal is about 25 miles away from the border of France, not very far away at all! Norway is another but Great Britain isn't extremley close to it, just its neighbour.
I think they are close together, but I'm just not sure? I bet the llamas will know!
Charles Frederick Arden-Close has written: 'The early years of the Ordnance Survey' -- subject(s): Great Britain, Great Britain. Ordnance Survey
Coal
i think everybody but mostly France cause it is close
to starve the british and close their factories
In terms of geography, Greece and Great Britain are far apart. Greece occupies what can be called the southeast section of Europe and the major body of water it is close to is the Mediterranean Sea. On the other hand, Great Britain can be said to be located in the northwest section of Europe, with the Atlantic Ocean as the largest body of water bordering it.
occurred in Britain before the other European countries because: (i) They were close to the sea, no part of Britain was very far from the sea. This was quite advantageous because water transportation was the only economic way to move bulky materials like Iron . In addition, brought materials close to factories and goods close to markets (ii)Britain also had modernized transportation like canals, turnpikes and tollgates unlike continental Europe which in many cases did not have many improvements in transport. (iii)They had rich deposits of coal and iron (iv)Britain had standardized measurements whereas in places like France there were changes in the type of measurements in each province. (v)Britain had a large amount of people who were willing to work, or in other words labour supply.
occurred in Britain before the other European countries because: (i) They were close to the sea, no part of Britain was very far from the sea. This was quite advantageous because water transportation was the only economic way to move bulky materials like Iron . In addition, brought materials close to factories and goods close to markets (ii)Britain also had modernized transportation like canals, turnpikes and tollgates unlike continental Europe which in many cases did not have many improvements in transport. (iii)They had rich deposits of coal and iron (iv)Britain had standardized measurements whereas in places like France there were changes in the type of measurements in each province. (v)Britain had a large amount of people who were willing to work, or in other words labour supply.