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Kuwait was never colonized.
However, Kuwait was a protectorate (which is an independent government that chooses to have Another Country manage defense and other external matters) of the United Kingdom from 1899-1961. Kuwait became a British Protectorate in order to avoid being conquered by the Ottoman Empire.
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Does Malaysia still been colonize?
British colonize but not anymore does him.
When was The British School of Kuwait created?
The British School of Kuwait was created in 1978.
Why did the British colonize the gold coast?
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Where did the British colonize south Africa?
In the South
Why did the British want to colonize?
For the "working poor" of London.
Who invaded Kuwait in 1900 and why How did the world react to this invasion?
Nobody invaded Kuwait in 1900. In 1899, the Emir of Kuwait sought British protection against the Ottomans and s Kuwait became a British protectorate. British soldiers moved into the country, but, since they were doing it with the Kuwaiti Emir's permission, it was not an invasion. If the question intended to ask about the invasion of Kuwait in 1990, Iraq invaded Kuwait at that time and the international reaction was to create a UN force to liberate Kuwait from Iraqi Occupation.
Did Portugal colonize Nigeria?
No. Nigeria was a former British colony.
Which terminal is Kuwait at in London Heathrow?
British Airways operates to/from T5. Kuwait Airways operates to/from T4.
Why is Kuwait not part of the commonwealth games?
Kuwait is not part of the Commonwealth Games because Kuwait is not a member of the Commonwealth of Nations (formerly known as the British Commonwealth).
Who were the first Europeans to colonize India?
The first Europeans to colonize India were the Portuguese at Goa, followed by the Dutch, French, and finally, the British.
Where and when did british first colonize africa?
The British colonised parts of South Africa in the 1860's and 1870's.
How did Kuwait ended in WW1?
Kuwait's involvement in World War I was primarily influenced by its strategic position and its relationship with the British Empire. During the war, Kuwait was under British protectorate status, and British forces used the territory as a base for operations against the Ottoman Empire, which controlled much of the Middle East at the time. After the war, the defeat of the Ottomans led to the establishment of new political boundaries and increased British influence in the region, solidifying Kuwait's status as a British protectorate until its independence. Thus, Kuwait's role in WWI was largely shaped by its alliance with Britain rather than direct military engagement.
