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Why was Australia involved in the battle of the Somme?
Because Australia had to help their allies which were Britain. And at that time Britain were very weak in the War against Germany so Australia helped them out.
When did the first queen of Australia celebrate her first birthday as queen of Australia?
There is no queen of Australia. The Queen who you might call Australia's Queen is more of Britain's queen. So, I reckon it was spent in Britain, unnoticed.
What is Australia's historical relationship to Britain?
Australia was one of Britain's colonies. The first white people to settle in Astralia were British convicts in 1788 or so.
Was Maryland a self governing colony?
All colonies had their own form of government, so yes. Maryland was a self governing colony from Great Britain as well as the colonies as a whole.
Why does Australia maintain close links with the US and Britain?
Australia was originally ruled by Britain so that one is easy. Britain and US are on friendly terms, so that probably adds to why we have good terms with Australia. While Australia is now formally independent of Britain, Britain has always been close to Australia because it is the mother country and established the nation in the 1700s. The US as a world superpower is necessary to maintain as a friend because of the position it takes on the world stage in economic and defence terms.
How did Australia get its language?
i think its from britain and then america followed them so yeah :)
Why is Plymouth so important to the Foundation of America?
Plymouth was so important because it was located in Massachusetts and it was the first to have a governing and survive. (=
Why is Egypt so important to Britain?
its not
Why did Australia enter WWII?
Australia joined World War 2 when Britain and Germany went to war. As an associate of Britain, Australia's protection was linked to the welfare of Britain - should it fall, then Australia would have been left open to invasion from Japan.The independent countries in the British Commonwealth - Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa - declared war very shortly after Britain in 1939.They were allied with Great Britain( also know as the Commonwealth) and were forced to join the war when it broke out. Japan also attacked Australia for it's rare materials( iron, coal, etc.) which Japan had few of.Answer Also I
How was early Australia influenced by Britain?
Australia was claimed by England in 1770 and initially settled in 1788. So pick a date.
What were the political reasons for Australia entering the war on the side of the allies in 1914?
Australia was part of the British Empire, so when Britain declared war on Germany, it also meant that Australia and all of Britain's colonies had also declared war on Germany.
Why did Britain and Australia form an alliance?
Britain and Australia form an alliance because if Australia thought that if they support Britain and protect Britain from ever being invaded, Australia would receive the same respect back. Britain is also allianced with the United States, so Australia formed with them too for more protection. They would also be able to do more trades ( Trade Minerals and different types of products, etc.) In a more simpler term, it's basically: "You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours". Hope this helped xo
