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The British Raj (Reign in Hindustani) was the British rule over the Indian sub continent from 1858 when it took control from the East India Company following the Mutiny 0f 1857. In addition there were Native or Princely states that came under the sovereignty of the British who were responsible for foreign and military affairs but were self governed.
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How did the British build up to the British empire?
Their impressive and large navy, and the use of advance technology and weapons over the regions they colonized. Once under the grisp of crown rule, the British would take absolute measure to ensure they could keep their colonies in order.
Why did the british pass a home rule bill for southern Ireland only?
Many Irish hated the thought of British rule. However the entire British government was determined to over throw and take control over Ireland.
How were the egyptians under rule of pharaoh ahmose able to take back their land from the hyksos?
i don't know stuf
What led the british government to take contor of India from british east India company?
The British government took control of India from the British East India Company primarily due to the widespread unrest following the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857, which highlighted the Company's inability to maintain order and govern effectively. The rebellion exposed deep-seated grievances among Indian soldiers and the population, prompting fears of further unrest. In response, the British Parliament enacted the Government of India Act in 1858, dissolving the Company and transferring power directly to the Crown, thus establishing direct British rule in India. This marked the beginning of the British Raj, aimed at stabilizing governance and addressing the issues that had arisen under Company rule.
Why did the acadians refused to take alliegence to the british?
The Acadians refused to take allegiance to the British due to their strong ties to their French heritage and culture, as well as their desire to maintain autonomy over their lands and way of life. Many Acadians had previously been living in relative peace under French rule and were wary of British intentions, fearing loss of their rights and properties. Additionally, the British government's demand for an oath of allegiance was seen as a threat to their identity and community, leading to widespread resistance. This refusal ultimately contributed to the tragic events of the Great Expulsion in the mid-18th century.
How did the British build up to the British empire?
Their impressive and large navy, and the use of advance technology and weapons over the regions they colonized. Once under the grisp of crown rule, the British would take absolute measure to ensure they could keep their colonies in order.
Critically analyze - Would have India progressed faster and better if it had continued to be under British rule?
OK, done that. An interesting task to undertake. I suggest you also do it though it will take some considerable research and not a little time.
Why Paul Revere didnt like the british people?
paul revere didnt like british people because they tried to rule everybody and take over.
Why did the british pass a home rule bill for southern Ireland only?
Many Irish hated the thought of British rule. However the entire British government was determined to over throw and take control over Ireland.
Under which type of rule does military authority take the place of civilian law?
Martial Law
How do you think Lincoln would have replied to Douglass?
He would have reminded Mr Douglas that slavery was introduce under British iron fist-ed rule and lasted under British rule for well over 150 years that slavery was a mistake and an abomination before God however he was trying to do away with slavery without tearing this country apart That slavery was outlawed in Rode Island before there was an America was outlawed in the north of America before it was in the U K and europe that this abomination introduced by the British was well entrenched in the south and was going to take time to remove it
Which was a characteristic of the English government of the 18th century under the hanoverian kings?
The Hanoverian Kings were Protestant instead of Catholic. In 1701, British rule was passed to Sophia of Hanover so that the late Queen Anne's relatives could never take the throne of England.
On what form of transportation does Under Siege 2 take place?
Train
How were the egyptians under rule of pharaoh ahmose able to take back their land from the hyksos?
i don't know stuf
When did Britain take control of Gibraltar?
They never did. --- The British Empire does not exist. It collapsed in the 1930's and the members of the former British Empire were invited to join the British Commonwealth which exists to this day. Gibraltar has chosen to remain under British Sovereignty against the wishes of the Spanish who see this as belonging to Spain. In turn, Britain has promised to protect former colonies who wish to remain under British Rule such as the Falklands, Gibraltar and many other small nation states.
What led the british government to take contor of India from british east India company?
The British government took control of India from the British East India Company primarily due to the widespread unrest following the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857, which highlighted the Company's inability to maintain order and govern effectively. The rebellion exposed deep-seated grievances among Indian soldiers and the population, prompting fears of further unrest. In response, the British Parliament enacted the Government of India Act in 1858, dissolving the Company and transferring power directly to the Crown, thus establishing direct British rule in India. This marked the beginning of the British Raj, aimed at stabilizing governance and addressing the issues that had arisen under Company rule.
How long does it take for oil to form?
Millions of years under constant pressure and heat.
