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What enabled the British to build a large empire?
the british empire was built over a long course of time,when the british wealthy enough they sent out men like James cook to concor lands like Australia and America,so in summary many explorers, rich back grounds and violence enabled the british to get a large empire.
What were the key features of the gallipoli campaing?
The reason Australia was involved in the Gallipoli campaign was because as a member of the british empire it was Australia's duty to help out in this time of need.
Did Australia fight back the british empire?
Australia did not fight back against the British Empire in a traditional sense, as it was a part of the Empire from its colonization in 1788. However, during World War I and World War II, Australian forces fought alongside British troops, which fostered a sense of national identity and autonomy. Over time, Australia moved toward greater independence, culminating in the Statute of Westminster in 1931 and the passage of the Australia Act in 1986, which severed legislative ties with the UK. Thus, while Australia did not "fight back," it gradually asserted its sovereignty and independence from British rule.
What type of people lived in the british ampire?
I think you mean The British Empire!?!The answer is 1/3rd of the world at one time or another was part of the British Empire. From 1750-1950 the empire included countries such as India, Canada, Jamaica, Thailand, South Africa, Australia, and many, many others, North America, including the now USA, was also part of the British Empire up until the War of Independence. This means that the peoples ethnic groups included White Europeans (in the UK, and settlers from Europe in Canada and Australia and others), Asians, Africans, Afro-Caribeans, etc. Pretty much every race and religion has been at some time governed by the British Empire.
What was the largest empire in history up to this time?
The British Empire
Why is there a United Kingdom Flag on the Australian Flag?
The Australian flag has the Union Jack which is the British flag on the top left hand corner because the British colonised Australia, and the Union Jack symbolises Australia's continuing ties with Britain. Australia has no continuing ties with the UK having legally separated in 1986 with the coming into effect of the Australia Acts on the 3rd of March 1986 . The Union flag is simply a hangover from Australias colonial era .
What year did Australia become a new nation?
For most people, this refers to the states of Australia uniting to become one nation. Australia achieved Federation, becoming the Commonwealth of Australia, on 1 January 1901. This is, in the classic sense, regarded as when Australia became a new nation. To go deeper, one can consider the following: Australia remained a Colony of the British Empire until His Majesty King George V proclaimed Australia a Dominion of the British Empire in 1911. Australia remained a Dominion of the British Empire until 1919. The historical evidence of Australia achieving nationhood status for the first time in 1919 following the end of WW1 is available for all to read in the 10 September and 1 October 1919 Hansards of the House of Representatives and Senate.
How did octavian secure reign over the largest empire?
He didn't. The largest empire was the British empire. By the time the British empire was in existence, Octavian, an Ancient Roman, was long dead.
What was the British Empire?
The British Empire was all the countries in the world that were at one time a part of British Sovreignity. That is to say the British King or Queen laid claim to those territories as part of what that King or Queen ruled over. (Or at least the British Government did in the name of the Monarch) Canada, Australia, New Zealand, India & South Africa were the main areas, but there were many, many others.It was hte biggest Empire the world has ever seen by miles.
Why did the sun never set on the British Empire in the 1900s?
The sun never set on the British Empire in 1900 because of the varied places one earth that were part if the British Empire. At any given time during a twenty-four hour period, the sun was shining on one of these possessions.
Is new imperialism a feature of the British Empire?
Not currently. New Imperialism was a policy of the British Empire from the early 1800s to the early 1900s. The British Empire set up many colonies throughout Africa during that time.
Who introduce cricket first time in India british or Australia?
it was the British, when they came to Indian to rule
