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Which event triggered the decline of the Mughal Empire?
the british began to gain control of India
When did great Britain gain control of south Africa during the british empire?
1806
Who were the belligerents at Gallipoli?
The British Empire forces (including Australia, New Zealand, Newfoundland, and British India) and the French forces together sought to gain the straights of the Dardenelles by mounting a campaign against the slowly crumbling Ottoman Empire (now Turkey), which was supported by their allies, Germany and Ausria-Hungary. The main commanders were British, on the one side and Turkish, on the other.
Why did the British spread the British empire?
To gain power and a larger influence over the world. Without the British Empire, we wouldn't have most of the technology, medicines, Etc. That we have today, most of the money went into the army and scientific research.
What was the role of Australia in WWW1?
When the Britain was brought into the war (as a result of Germany mobilising against neutral Belgium), the whole empire was obliged to help the empire. Australia was part of the British Empire and they sent soldiers to fight. The most famous fight that the Australians were involoved in was Gallipoli in 1914. This took place in Turkey. Britain wanted to gain control of the Dardanelles Strait (which was owned by Turkey) so they could send supplies and troops to Russia to help them fight Germany on the western front.
When did India gain freedom from the british empire and gain freedom?
in 1997
What did india gain from the british empire?
love and koko
What did the British Empire gain from Ireland?
Irish navvies
Which event triggered the decline of the Mughal Empire?
the british began to gain control of India
When did great Britain gain control of south Africa during the british empire?
1806
Who were the belligerents at Gallipoli?
The British Empire forces (including Australia, New Zealand, Newfoundland, and British India) and the French forces together sought to gain the straights of the Dardenelles by mounting a campaign against the slowly crumbling Ottoman Empire (now Turkey), which was supported by their allies, Germany and Ausria-Hungary. The main commanders were British, on the one side and Turkish, on the other.
Who did Qatar gain independence from?
Qatar was granted independence from the British Empire on 3rd September 1971.
Why did the British spread the British empire?
To gain power and a larger influence over the world. Without the British Empire, we wouldn't have most of the technology, medicines, Etc. That we have today, most of the money went into the army and scientific research.
What did Britain gain from Bangladesh during the British empire?
Money through Robin Blue cultivation. Neel Chash
Which Oceania island was the first to gain independence from a colonizing nation?
The British colonized Australia or Oceania first.
What was the role of Australia in WWW1?
When the Britain was brought into the war (as a result of Germany mobilising against neutral Belgium), the whole empire was obliged to help the empire. Australia was part of the British Empire and they sent soldiers to fight. The most famous fight that the Australians were involoved in was Gallipoli in 1914. This took place in Turkey. Britain wanted to gain control of the Dardanelles Strait (which was owned by Turkey) so they could send supplies and troops to Russia to help them fight Germany on the western front.
Why did the British want to colonize Australia and new zealand?
because they had already colonized Australia so they decided to colonize the country next to it.
