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Britain never took over South America.
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What caused Britain to take over Canada?
Britain did not "take over Canada" . People emigrated there just as they did to America
Why did Britain take over South America?
Great Britain held a territory of British Guiana in South America, but did not take over the continent. In fact, British Guiana was the second smallest territory in South America, after French Guiana. British Guiana was under British control from 1814-1966. The British took possession for reasons similar to any territory: resources, money, land, power, etc.
When did Great Britain take over South Africa?
England took over South Africa in 1885.
Why did English colonists in America expect to have representative democracy in the colonies?
They did because they can expected Britain to take over.
Did Britain take over Hawaii in the british empire?
Yes,. but gave it back.
Whose side did the South think Britain would take if war broke out between the North and south?
The South felt that since Britain needed cotton for industry then Britain would take the side of the South for economic reasons .
What country did Britain fight in order to take over Britain?
Britain never fought any COUNTRY to take over Britain. You need to narrow down the specific dates of this
Why does it take longer to travel from Britain to America than America to Britain?
because the earth spins anticlockwise looking down from north
Did the Fenians take over Britain?
No.
When did Great Britain take over Nigeria?
Britain took over Nigeria around 1901.
What two countries focused on conquering south America?
The two countries that wanted to take over South America were Spain and Portugal. Portugal got Brazil and Spain got the rest of the continent after the pope settled a dispute over who got the continent.
Why did Australia take over Britain?
Australia did not take over Britain. Britain actually took over Australia originally and formed colonies on that continent. Later, the Australian people moved away from British rule.
