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The Commonwealth in Great Britain refers to the Commonwealth of Nations, a political association of 56 member countries, many of which are former territories of the British Empire. It promotes cooperation, democracy, and development among its members, emphasizing shared values like human rights and the rule of law. The Commonwealth is not a political union but fosters collaboration through cultural and economic ties, with events like the Commonwealth Games highlighting its unity. The British monarch is the symbolic head of the Commonwealth, although each member is sovereign and independent.
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What organization consist of Great Britain and 52 former Britain colonies?
The Commonwealth of Nations.
When did Great Britain join the commonwealth games?
Great Britain first instigated (founded) the British Empire games in 1930, they were renamed as the Commonwealth Games in 1970.
What has the author Joe Garner written?
Joe Garner has written: 'The Commonwealth Office, 1925-68' -- subject(s): Great Britain, Great Britain. Commonwealth Office, History
Do the channel islnds between France and Great Britain belong to France or Great Britain?
They belong to Great Britain and its Commonwealth and are responsible for their defence in the event of war.
Is Australia still part of Great Britain?
No. It is part of the Commonwealth.
Who gave hong kong back?
Great Britain. It was part of the commonwealth.
What is the association of countries that were once part of great Britain called?
commonwealth
Who was on the throne of great Britain when the first commonwealth games?
George V was on the throne at the first Commonwealth Games in 1930.
What country colonized Antigua and Barbuda?
The country that colonized Antigua and Barbuda was England.
What holiday is celebrated on December 26 in Great Britain?
Boxing Day. It is actually celebrated in the whole of the British Commonwealth, not just Great Britain.
Is china a member of the commonwealth?
No, however Hong Kong participated in the Commonwealth before 1997 as a colonial possession of Great Britain.
What chain of about 700 coral islands in an independent commonwealth of great Britain?
Bahamas
