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In the movie Braveheart what is the kings name?
Robert I of Scots (Robert the Bruce) and King Edward I and II of England.
Where is King Edward VII Falls in South America?
Must be in Guyana - King Edward VII was a british king who I think abdicated to marry a divorced woman in the last century. Guyana as the only british ex colony in South America, and rich in waterfalls must be the place for this waterfall.
Who is Barry King?
Barry King was a British Olympic decathlete. He then became a corporate director, an author and a specialist in sports development.
What British Monarch thought the colonies existed for the benefit of the mother country?
King George III
What kind of car did Sadie King drive in the British soap Emmerdale?
it is a marcos gt2
Which king signed the Rudd consation?
King lobengula
What made the fighting difficult for King George and the British army?
they were fighting on unfamiliar land
Was lobengula to blame for the colonisation of Zmbabwe?
Lobengula, the last king of the Ndebele people in Zimbabwe, played a complex role in the colonization of the region. While he sought to maintain his kingdom's autonomy and resisted British encroachment, his signing of treaties with colonial powers, like the British South Africa Company, inadvertently facilitated their control over the land. Ultimately, the colonization of Zimbabwe was driven by broader imperial interests and not solely attributable to Lobengula's actions. His resistance efforts, though significant, were ultimately overwhelmed by the military and economic power of the colonizers.
Who was lobengula's father?
Lobengula's father was Mzilikazi, who was the founder and king of the Ndebele Kingdom in present-day Zimbabwe. Mzilikazi played a significant role in the establishment of the Ndebele people in the region during the 19th century.
The Patriots were Americans fighting for freedom?
Patriots- were American fighting for freedom Loyalist- sided with King/ the British
Did king lobengula want war?
lobengula did not want war,nor was he keen to quarrel with the whites. HE was however tricked in believing that the whites had came to save him and his empire through missionaries.It is to great extend valid that Lobengula was a VICTIM OF CALCULATED DECEPTION,there was nothing he could have done to avert colonisation for it was an already drafted plan that was planned at the Berlin conference and unfortunately the Ndebele State was 'sphere of influence'.
What were the Colonists and the British fighting for in the Revolutionary war?
The colonists wanted freedom from a king who allowed them no representaion yet overtaxed them. The British wanted to keep "their" colony.
Was lobengula a victim of deception?
Lobengula was a great king and leader of the Matabele who resided in the South/South West of the country of Zimbabwe. Was he a victim of calculated deception on occupation? As a viewpoint, possibly not, as the Shona lived in the North of the country and the first settlers arrived in Harare in the northern region of the country. The Shona never got on with the Matabele - which is a fact - so maybe it was a shrewd assessment on Lobengula's part. Who knows? The above is a brief analogy, it can be so easy to criticize and cast aspersions but what does this really achieve. There is nobody still living who was around at the time of Lobengula's reign.
What challenges did the british face by fighting a war so far from home?
They were fighting on unknown land. And it took about 2 months to recieve orders from the king. So there was a lack of communication. Also gorilla warfare.
What was the name of the British king?
King George was the British king.
What were the New Zealand fighting for in Anzac?
God, King and Country. They fought for the British Empire and because they felt loyalty to the King and to God. The Gallipoli campaign was supposed to be a side-track from the Western Front but was a colossal failure.
Who was fighting the American Revolution?
The Colonists were fighting against Great Britain or if you wanted the king it was King George III.
