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The British Empire gained significant economic benefits from its colonies, including access to valuable Natural Resources, raw materials, and new markets for British manufactured goods. Colonies provided cheap labor and facilitated the extraction of resources like cotton, sugar, and minerals, which fueled industrial growth in Britain. Additionally, colonial territories served strategic military and naval bases, enhancing Britain's global power and influence. Ultimately, the empire's expansion contributed to Britain's wealth and status as a leading global power during the 19th century.

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