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The current British overseas territories:
- Anguilla
- British Virgin Islands
- Montserrat
- Turks and Caicos Islands
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What countries are still under british rule?
There are a number of countries that are still under British rule. This includes New Zealand, Australia, the Bahamas, as well as Jamaica.
What countries are under British rule?
There are a number of countries that are still under British rule. This includes New Zealand, Australia, the Bahamas, as well as Jamaica.
How many countries are stilled ruled by Britain?
Many small Countries and Canada Canada is not under British rule. It is independent. All territories still under British rule are very small.
List of countries still under British monarchy?
Type your answer here... 6
What countries did the British claim?
See the link below for a map of the world with all claims made by the British Empire (pink areas). Names underlined in red indicate that this area is still under British control.
What countries still operate under aristocracy?
No countries.
Which British settlement is still under British dependency?
Bermuda
How many countries do the british empire own now?
The British Empire no longer exists but there about 50 independent countries within the British Commonwealth, some of whom still choose to have Queen Elizabeth II as their Head of State.
Is Canada still a member of the British commonwealth and if so are they still under British control?
canada is still a member or the british commonwealth and still has some control over it
Is Egypt still under British rule?
no
Which countries are not under British control 2014?
There are no countries currently under British control. However, their are 14 territories throughout the world which are independent, but where ultimate control, particularly for defence, is the responsibility of the UK.
When did the Caribbean become a British empire?
The Caribbean began to be incorporated into the British Empire in the early 17th century, with the establishment of the first British colony on Saint Kitts in 1624. Over the following decades, the British expanded their presence throughout the region, acquiring key territories such as Barbados in 1625 and Jamaica in 1655. By the 18th century, the Caribbean had become a significant part of the British Empire, with numerous islands under British control, primarily for sugar production and trade.
