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What year did the sugar revolution begin in the Caribbean?
The sugar revolution took place in the years 1650 - 1690. This was due to the introduction in the British Caribbean colonies such as Barbados , Jamaica St Kiitts (St Christopher) etc . This new staple was introduced to the British by the Dutch. This is one of the fore reasons why the introduction of African labour as the Africans had experience in planting this crop on the Canery islands.
What was not a part of the British empire?
All non British, countries, colonies, territories or protectorates were not part of the British Empire.
What country does the name Reed originate from?
One of the British territories.
What was the Southeast settlement?
The Straits Settlements were a group of British territories located in Southeast Asia. Originally established in 1826 as part of the territories controlled by the British East India Company.
Why didn't the british set their sights?
The British did not set their sights on certain regions or territories for various reasons, including strategic priorities, economic considerations, and geopolitical dynamics. The focus on more lucrative colonies, such as those in the Americas and India, often overshadowed other areas. Additionally, local resistance, logistical challenges, and the costs of military engagement influenced their decisions. Ultimately, the British Empire prioritized territories that offered greater potential for trade and resource extraction.
What were the effects of the failure of the amelioration proposals?
this failure of amelioration relates to British West Indian history. It led to the emancipation of countries in the British West Indies.
How had lord clibe expanded the british territories?
Lord Clibe expanded the British territories by dual. He also expanded British territories by double government.
What were the Planters reaction to amelioration proposals in 1823?
Intended to improve the lot of slaves, the Amelioration Processes were to not allow overseers to carry whips in the field, slave marriages were to be allowed, slaves were to have weekends off to market and attend mass, women were not be flogged, families were not to be divided and slaves could not be sold as payment of debt. However white planters overwhelmingly refused to accept the Amelioration Processes.
Did the British have difficulty controlling the colonists in the territories?
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What states is in north of British Columbia?
The American state of Alaska is north of British Columbia as are the Canadian territories of Yukon the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Yukon and the Northwest Territories directly border BC on the north.
How many territories and dependencies belong to the United Kingdom?
There are currently 14 British Overseas Territories
What year did the sugar revolution begin in the Caribbean?
The sugar revolution took place in the years 1650 - 1690. This was due to the introduction in the British Caribbean colonies such as Barbados , Jamaica St Kiitts (St Christopher) etc . This new staple was introduced to the British by the Dutch. This is one of the fore reasons why the introduction of African labour as the Africans had experience in planting this crop on the Canery islands.
What was the status of Tennessee in 1775?
part of the British territories
What was not a part of the British empire?
All non British, countries, colonies, territories or protectorates were not part of the British Empire.
What name was given to mass introduction of British groups to American culture following?
The British Invasion
Is British Columbia in the west region?
British Columbia is the westernmost province in Canada (not including Territories).
Why is there a British army?
To protect the interests of the British people and territories and to provide forces for peacekeeping operations.
