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What natural resource did the Britain gain control of in Burma?
Burma was once part of the British Empire. More specifically, the UK placed Burma as part of her Indian Empire. The British sought the minerals, and precious gems that Burma had. It won its freedom in 1937.
When was British rule in Burma created?
British rule in Burma was created in 1824.
Why does England need to take control of Burma?
Because at that time great britain was a colonial power that saw burma and the far east in general as connected to its main colony, India. In view of David Cameron's visit to Burma and the west in general's 'sucking up' to the military junta my best guess is a share in the abundant natural resources of that gentle country.
How did british control of Burma to the french interest in colonizing southeast Asia?
The French saw some of the great resources in the area.
How did the British control Burma lead to the French interest in colonizing southeast Asia?
The French saw some of the great resources in the area.
How did British control of Burma lead to French interest in colonizing Southeast Asia?
The French saw some of the great resources in the area.
How did the British control of Burma lead to the french interest in colonizing southeast Asia?
The French saw some of the great resources in the area.
Who were the allies of the British in Burma 1942?
The Indians were kind of allies to the British as they were fighting for them in Imphal and the Indian battalions fought in Burma as well
When was Burma separated from India?
It wasn't. It was a British colony until 1948, when Burma became an independent union outside the British Commonwealth.
What country was once part of British India?
India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Burma.
Where did the British colonies in Asia?
India and Burma
Who did France take control of in response to Britain's movements in Burma?
France took control of the Vietnamese in response to Britain's movement in Burma.
