the british empire was built over a long course of time,when the british wealthy enough they sent out men like James cook to concor lands like Australia and America,so in summary many explorers, rich back grounds and violence enabled the british to get a large empire.
it was said by Germany and France because of the were jealous of the Britain empire because the had large empire.
the British centennial empire
Their impressive and large navy, and the use of advance technology and weapons over the regions they colonized. Once under the grisp of crown rule, the British would take absolute measure to ensure they could keep their colonies in order.
Due to the fact that the British empire operated pretty much all around the world and had to have the best navy to hold its vast empire, which it did for most if not all of the 19th century.
The seven point star represents the 6 colonies of Australia and the British empire.
he built a large empire
large profits from the slave trade
he built a large empire
Imperialism (the desire to build a large empire)
it was said by Germany and France because of the were jealous of the Britain empire because the had large empire.
The North had huge advantages in the US Civil War. It's large population enabled it to build large armies. The North had an industrial base that enabled it to produce weapons and build warships in safe harbors such as New York City.
There was more than one but to pick just one it would be the large number of first and second generation British Columbian's and their connection with the British Empire. For them joining Canada enabled them to remain loyal to the Empire, or at least more so than joining the USA, which may have been the better choice.
the British centennial empire
By collecting tribute and through warfare
They collected tribute and through warfare.
The countries of the British Empire.
Their impressive and large navy, and the use of advance technology and weapons over the regions they colonized. Once under the grisp of crown rule, the British would take absolute measure to ensure they could keep their colonies in order.