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When did Great Britain control Australia?
in January 1788
Which country was the first to control Australia?
Great Britain first "controlled" Australia. Great Britain made the first official claim to the continent, and it also established the first permanent settlement.
Why did castles develop in Britain from the 11th century to the 15th century?
william needed to keep control so he made motte and bailey castles these were not good enough against invasion
Why was Gallipoli chosen?
It wasn't necessarily the world that attacked Gallipoli, mainly Britain, Russia and Australia. This was because Russia wanted control over Gallipoli so that the war against Britain would be easier.
What countries do Britain control?
Britain is comprised of England, Scotland and Wales
Facts about commonwealth and british colonization new zealand?
In the nineteenth century, Christian missionaries from Britain converted most of the Maori to Christianity. Britain gained control of New Zealand in its entirety in 1840.
How did Britain keep control of New Zealand?
They didn't
Did great Britain ever have control over New Zealand?
yes it did
When did Great Britain control Australia?
in January 1788
What was the difference between the colonization of New Zealand and Australia?
Whilst Britain colonised both countries, the essential difference is that Australia was a convict settlement from the first day, whereas New Zealand was populated by free settlers, mainly whalers, sealers, and missionaries. New Zealand became a British colony in 1840 with the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi: after this, many more free settlers from Britain arrived in New Zealand. The difference between this arrangement and that with Australia was that free settlers were free to come, along with the First Fleet (had they wanted to), and certainly after that. Whereas Britain recognised the rights of the Maori people, and saw the need to establish a treaty with them before they colonised the country, they did not recognise the rights of the Australian Aborigines, and settled the country regardless.
Which country was the first to control Australia?
Great Britain first "controlled" Australia. Great Britain made the first official claim to the continent, and it also established the first permanent settlement.
Why was China able to avoid imperial control in the early 20th century?
Because Britain and the U.S. were opposed to outright colonization.
Which cultures fought with the zulus in the 19th century over the control of land in south Africa?
The Boers and Britain
Why did the monarchs of 16th century Britain want everyone to be the same religion?
They wanted Britain to be the same religion so the country will be easier to control and there will be less arguments about religion and rules.
Why was it essential for Britain and her Allies to retain control of the Middle East?
Because even then Britain was dependent on Mideast oil. Besides that, the Suez Canal was the primary link between Britain and the Indian Empire and Australia. Michael Montagne
Why did castles develop in Britain from the 11th century to the 15th century?
william needed to keep control so he made motte and bailey castles these were not good enough against invasion
Should New Zealand welcome or be wary of increased economic and political ties with Australia?
New Zealand should be very wary of growing political ties. The only political tie they should allow is the Monarch of England. Concerning economics, they should also be wary and ensure Australia does not bully and control them in the future.
