The Victorians viewed the British Empire as a symbol of national pride and superiority, believing it brought civilization, progress, and stability to colonized regions. This perspective was often intertwined with a sense of moral obligation to "civilize" and "uplift" indigenous populations, reflecting a paternalistic mindset. However, there was also a growing awareness of the ethical implications and consequences of Imperialism, leading to debates about its impact on both colonizers and the colonized. Overall, the empire was seen as a source of wealth and power, deeply influencing Victorian society and culture.
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Convert it into an empire of his own.
i think the roman empire was the strongest empire but the largest to me was the british empire
I don't know but I think Rise of an Empire is a the same as Troy
I think he has be in empire for 10 years but his adopted brother died in 169
"What did Queen Boudica think of the Roman Empire?"
I think it was the Songhai empire in Africa.
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I think it's the Aztec Empire
Convert it into an empire of his own.
Whats the empire mainlands I think I know
Will do what to the empire - ask a clear question.
I don't think Romania ever had an empire.
i think the roman empire was the strongest empire but the largest to me was the british empire
Constantine I. I think :)
I don't know but I think Rise of an Empire is a the same as Troy
They would think that the mpire is very strong, and that the Australian are gaining support from the empire to make them more powerful.