Zimbabwe, formerly known as Southern Rhodesia, was important to the British Empire primarily for its rich Natural Resources, including minerals like gold and diamonds, which contributed to Britain's economic interests. The region also served as a strategic agricultural hub, with fertile land for farming. Additionally, it was significant for British imperial expansion in southern Africa, providing a foothold for further colonial endeavors and trade routes. The establishment of settler colonies in Zimbabwe reflected broader patterns of British Imperialism during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Either Afghanistan, Iraq, Cyprus, Zimbabwe
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defeat the french
it gave them suger.
Great Zimbabwe grew into a empire built on gold trade. it became capital of thriving states.
Both Kenya & Zimbabwe (Formerly Southern Rhodesia) were part of the British Empire. Both Egypt & Sudan were British protectorates within the British Empire. Keyna is a member of the Commonwealth, but I think Zimbabwe is probably now suspended in these troubled times.
Southern Rhodesia, named for Cecil Rhodes
Either Afghanistan, Iraq, Cyprus, Zimbabwe
There have been a few different Self-governing colonies in the British Empire. One that comes to mind is Southern Rhodesia, known today as Zimbabwe.
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The Largest Of These SettleMents Was Known As Great Zimbabwe It Was The Center Of The Shona Empire.
The Mutapa Empire had conquered all of what is now Zimbabwe except the eastern portion
The Mutapa Empire had conquered all of what is now Zimbabwe except the eastern portion
Zimbabwe was colonized by the British in order to expand the British territories. The British colonies were designed to bring riches to the crown.
because the was too much of it
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