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British colonisers often built fortified structures, such as forts and trading posts, to protect themselves from local populations and rival powers. These shelters were typically constructed using local materials and designed to withstand attacks, featuring thick walls and strategic locations. In addition to military fortifications, colonisers sometimes established settlements that included homes and communal buildings, providing a more permanent living environment while asserting their presence in the region. Overall, their shelters reflected both defensive needs and the desire to establish control over the territories they occupied.
What else can I help you with?
Why do the British refer to the First Fleet as colonisers?
Why?, because they were, Orders-In-Council of 1785 issued that a colony should be set up at Botany Bay.
Who gave Oman its independence?
They seized power from the Portuguese colonisers in 1650. Since then they have been an independent country. Although allied to Britain for many years, never a British colony.
Did the Indians travel by ship and covered wagon?
No, that was the colonisers.
A state that conquers other lands then rules them?
States that have done this are known as colonisers.
Who invented the drum in the colonial days?
First of all, you failed to specify which colonial days. The British, Spanish, Turks, Romans, and so on have all colonised something. The British being the largest colonisers in history.Secondly, nobody did.Drums were invented in around 6,000 BCE in Ancient Mesopotamia.
What are the advantadges and disadvantadges of an Anderson air raid shelter?
You can read the British air raid shelter in the attached link below.
What was life like when the colonies landed in Australia?
The colonies did not land in Australia, they were formed by colonisers.
Was colonization of Africa fare to Africa?
colonisation of africa was not fare to africa and its people because colonialism was based on racism and brutality of the colonisers. the colonisers enslaved african people, they stole the land and took all the resources they wanted into thier ownership.
Legislation that required colonists to feed and shelter british troops?
The Quartering Act.
What were World War 2 tents for?
The British, Americans and Germans used tents to shelter men while the Soviets used men to shelter tents.
What do you call for cattle shelter?
The English word for a cattle shelter depends on what type of English you are referring to: British or American/Canadian. The possibilities are listed as follows:BarnShedByre
What did the quartering act 1765 do?
forced people to provide food, clothing and shelter for the british.
