Most of Britain’s colonies gained independence during the mid-20th century, particularly following World War II. This period saw a wave of decolonization, with countries in Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean achieving independence in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s. Notable examples include India in 1947 and many African nations throughout the 1960s. By the late 20th century, most of the British Empire had dissolved, leading to the independence of former colonies.
Yes, most of them did, but there were some that were loyal to Britain and some that didn't really care.
proprietary was the most independent. Royal colonies were governed directly by the monarchy and charter colonies were basically proprietary colonies that were granted by the monarchy and once the charter was revoked they usually became royal colonies.
The reason why Britain's American colonies were most angered by the taxes imposed on them by Britain was because e the colonist felt like they had no say in the taxation.
South Africa, Nigeria, and Zimbabwe.
Most of the island of Ireland is independent of Britain as the Republic of Ireland. Only six counties of the province of Ulster in northeast Ireland is part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
WWII had Britain smashed to smithereens and they couldn't afford to keep their colonies such as Canada and Australia. Most of their colonies became their independent countries.
Yes, most of them did, but there were some that were loyal to Britain and some that didn't really care.
In 1965 Britain taxed the colonies. In 1965 Britain taxed the colonies.
Britain definitely had most colonies
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The most important and dramatic statement comes near the end: “That these United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States.” It declares a complete break with Britain and its King and claims the powers of an independent country.
proprietary was the most independent. Royal colonies were governed directly by the monarchy and charter colonies were basically proprietary colonies that were granted by the monarchy and once the charter was revoked they usually became royal colonies.
Most former british colonies are still Christian. Much hasn't changed in most of the colonies that were under Britain rule.
Britain no longer has colonies. Most of the 50 plus original members of the British Empire are now part of the Commonwealth of Nations but are completely independent countries, although a few (Australia, Canada, New Zealand and one or two others) have chosen to retain Queen Elizabeth II as their Head of State.
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The reason why Britain's American colonies were most angered by the taxes imposed on them by Britain was because e the colonist felt like they had no say in the taxation.
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