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What colony did the British plan to conquer in 1777?
In 1777 the British planned to conquer and isolate the New England colony.
Are the British actually PROUD of stealing the bronzes from the Benin Empire and why?
No.
Should the Benin head be sent back to Benin?
I Think the Benin head should be sent back to Benin because the British history museum is a pile of cow's dung and it should be removed from the countrie Any more questions? Liam O'Shaughnessy
What year did the British conquer the Netherlands?
new Netherlands
Who was in rivalry with benin monarchy?
The Benin monarchy historically faced rivalry from several groups, notably the Oyo Empire and the British during the late 19th century. The Oyo Empire sought to exert control over the Benin Kingdom, leading to military conflicts. Later, British colonial interests culminated in the punitive expedition of 1897, which resulted in the conquest of Benin City and significant disruption to the monarchy. This marked a significant turning point in the relationship between the Benin monarchy and external powers.
What did India conquer?
why were the founders of the Delhi sultanate able to conquer India?
What british commander was sent to conquer the french in the Ohio valley?
Edward Braddock
The british originally went to Asia primarily to?
Originally to explore the world, later on to conquer it.
Who did the Muslims conquer Persia from?
the british, they owned many countries such as India and Egypt back then
Why did Japan chose to attempt to Conquer China?
they wanted an empire, just like the british had
What was an example of King Philips war?
british troops trying to conquer native Americans
What did the British do with the treasures in Benin in 1897?
In 1897, British troops invaded Benin City, which was part of the Benin Kingdom in present-day Nigeria, and looted a significant number of cultural treasures, including bronze plaques, ivory, and other artifacts. These treasures were taken back to Britain and have since been displayed in museums, notably the British Museum. The invasion and subsequent plundering were justified by the British as a response to alleged threats against their interests, but they are now widely regarded as acts of colonial violence and cultural theft. Many of these artifacts remain a point of contention in discussions about repatriation and cultural heritage.
