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British imperialist interests in Persia and Afghanistan were challenged by?
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British imperialist interests in Persia and Afghanistan were challenged by the ottoman empire.
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When were 19th century British battles in Afghanistan?
The battle between the British and the Afghanistan army began in 1842. After the British were defeated overwhelmingly, the British pulled out.
How many British soldiers are in the Afghanistan war?
340
Why are the British troops in Afghanistan?
In support of Nato's peacekeeping mission.
How many British soldiers have died in Afghanistan who where born in Liverpool?
steven gerrard.
How did the british challenge the us neutrality in the war between France and Britain?
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British imperalistin Persia and Afghanistan were challenged by?
the ottoman empire
When were 19th century British battles in Afghanistan?
The battle between the British and the Afghanistan army began in 1842. After the British were defeated overwhelmingly, the British pulled out.
What did the british do to protect the interests of those who converted to chirstianity?
what did the British do to protect the interests of those who converted to christianity
When did the British troops go out to Afghanistan?
In 2001.
Since 2001 how many British troops have died in Afghanistan?
338 British troops have died so far in Afghanistan (As of 5/10/10)
Why are British forces in Afghanistan?
In support of the War on Terror.
How many British soldiers are in the Afghanistan war?
340
What does the war in Afghanistan have to do with the Americans and British?
terrorism and opium
What current missions are the British Army on?
Mostly Afghanistan.
How many British soldiers to American soldiers are currently fighting in Afghanistan?
british ... 32
How did British rule lead to growing nationalism?
The British were imperialist and invaders in India, so the people whose country was India wanted their country back.
Why are the British troops in Afghanistan?
In support of Nato's peacekeeping mission.
