The Philippines holds the title of being the longest colonized country in history, having been under Spanish rule for over 300 years.
The Afghan war was the longest in American history with constant conflict.The Third Punic War is-technically-the longest war in human history,lasting 2134 years.Another View:The question was not about American history, but human history.It is nonsense to talk of the Carthaginians being 'technically' still at war today, when they were sold off into slavery at the end of the Third Punic War in 146 BCE and ceased to exist as a city, country or people.We do have The Hundred Years War 1337 to 1453 CE between England and France. In earlier times we had the Persian Wars 499-449 BCE.
The British I believe. No one country colonized Africa. Several countries divided African during the "Scramble for Africa" timeframe. Countries such as the British, Portuguese, Spain, France, Netherlands
Artest was suspended on November 20th, 2004. Of all the players who where suspended for this specific altercation Artest's suspension ended up being the longest at 73 regular season and 13 subsequent playoff games. The longest suspension for an incident on the court in NBA history at the time.
The Philippines was colonized by Spain because 1) Magellan, though a Portuguese, found favors with the King of Spain and in turn, he funded his explorations and 2) under the Treaty of Tordecillas, the Philippines fall in the territory in which Spain is allowed to explore.
In the grand scheme of history, he definitely was great. He single-handedly took Russia from being a backward virtually irrelevant country to being a power among other European countries.
Yes it is. Thailand is the only one country in South East Asia that had not been colonized by any Europeans. This is why Thailand prides itself on being the only country in Southeast Asia, which was not colonized by the European powers
Indonesia has the longest coastline of any Asian country, second longest in the world in fact.
Brazil is the longest country in South America (5th longest in the world) with its greatest distance being 4,382 km. Chile is second with its greatest distance being around 4,000 km.Chile is much narrower and has only 1/11 the land area of Brazil.Brazil is the longest country in South America.
sheep cattle animals for food just about anything to survive an unknown country
yes. i see how some people find colonialism as a completely unjustified thing but u would be surprised how it can advantage the country being colonized in things such as health benefits, transportation, and overall making it a better country, though it can be hard to find a colonized country that ended in overall peace.
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germany had colonized where google was
Brazil is the longest country in South America (5th longest in the world) with its greatest distance being 4,382 km. Chile is second with its greatest distance being around 4,000 km.Chile is much narrower and has only 1/11 the land area of Brazil.Brazil is the longest country in South America.
French Indochina.
The Afghan war was the longest in American history with constant conflict.The Third Punic War is-technically-the longest war in human history,lasting 2134 years.Another View:The question was not about American history, but human history.It is nonsense to talk of the Carthaginians being 'technically' still at war today, when they were sold off into slavery at the end of the Third Punic War in 146 BCE and ceased to exist as a city, country or people.We do have The Hundred Years War 1337 to 1453 CE between England and France. In earlier times we had the Persian Wars 499-449 BCE.
Several Asian nations avoided being colonized by European powers. China and Siam (Thailand), were two of these.