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Where did Europe's industrial revolution begin?
In Great Britain
Where did the industrial revolutin begin?
it began in Great Britain in the 1700s
In what year did the great Britain begin to use new calendar?
Great Britain began using the current calendar in 1752.
Why did water-polo begin in Australia?
Water polo did not begin in Australia, it started in Great Britain.
Why did water polo begin in Australia?
Water Polo did not begin in Australia, it started in Great Britain.
Where did industrialization begin?
It began on a small scale in Britain around 1780.
In what year did great Britain begin to use a new calendar?
2009
When did show jumping in great Britain begin?
Around The 1900's
What was The war between the US and Great Britain that begin 1812 was?
War of 1812
What year did Great Britain begin to use the new calendar?
Great Britain and her colonies adopted the Gregorian calendar on September 14, 1752. The previous day was September 2.
What happen at the battle of Britain?
The battle of Britain is a name given to the aerial battle in the skies of Britain (mainly south east England), which took place from 10th July to 31st August 1940, between the Royal Air Force and the Luftwaffe. The name came about after a speech given by the Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, who after the fall of France said: "The Battle of France is over. I expect the Battle of Britain is about to begin." During the Battle of Britain, the Luftwaffe, commanded by Herman Göring, attempted to gain air supremacy over Britain as a precursor to a German invasion of Britain (Operation Sea Lion). Initially German air raids on RAF airfields were successful at wearing down RAF Fighter Command, with planes and pilots being pushed to their limits to repel the Luftwaffe. However a change of targets from 7th August onwards, away from the beleaguered airfields to towns and cities, especially London (the Blitz), gave the RAF the time to recover and gain the upper hand and defeat the Luftwaffe. Ultimately, the Luftwaffe's losses at the Battle of Britain weakened the Luftwaffe to such a degree that it would never recover. The Battle of Britain was Hitler's first defeat and led to Hitler's invasion plans of Britain being abandoned. See links for more information.
Why did the Luftwaffe begin targeting cities in 1940?
The Luftwaffe began targeting cities in 1940 primarily as part of the Blitzkrieg strategy to demoralize the British population and force the UK government to negotiate for peace. This shift from military targets to civilian areas aimed to disrupt daily life, undermine morale, and create chaos. The bombing campaign intensified after the failed Battle of Britain, as the Nazis sought to weaken British resolve by attacking key urban centers and industrial sites. Ultimately, this strategy escalated into widespread bombing campaigns, such as the Blitz, which aimed to instill fear and panic among the British populace.
