England WAS rich a LONG time ago because they took over and exploited poor & helpless countries(like half of Africa) for their Natural Resources.
The USA is right now about 3x richer than the 2nd richest country(China). England's time has come and gone. They are non-important. The USA rules the world right now. Over 60% of the foreign currency reserve market is counted in U.S. dollars, which makes the USA not only the richest country in the world by far, but means the USA also controls over 60% of the world's banks(outside of the USA)
because there are loads of jobs and we have money unlike other countries such as africa and all them poor countries
It was the first country to industrialize and has an advanced economy. Kenya was actually a colony of the UK and is still a member of the Commonwealth.
The UK has the 7th largest economy in the world.
The united states is richer because theres more poor people in Africa than the united states.
No other country is richer than America because America is the richest country in the whole world and it still is
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The population of the UK is about ten times greater than New Zealand.
The average temperature in Kenya is 35degrees Celsius
it is bacause uganda is more richer than kenya
Nigeria and I'm from Austria, Kenya are starving at a alarming rate they are becoming extinct that how poor they are
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The UK is more richer than ghana.
The UK measures 94,060 square miles by area... Kenya is 224,080 square miles - making it two & a half times bigger than the UK.
According to GDP, Ghana is.
the banks of england are the seat of monetary power in the world
kenya iS about bigger than the U.S isles, the U.S is 244,20 sq km in total land area, while Kenya is 582,50 sq km in total land area according to cia world fact book, making Kenya more than twice the size of U.S.
UK is richer than India because India is not that rich and cannot afford to buy expensive building but the UK can. India is like Africa
the distance between UK and Kenya is 7210.37 km (4480.32 miles).
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