PLS HEP ITS A TEXT GIVING BRAINLIST
Subject: History
1.Approximately this number of peo...
World Languages, 29.03.2021 20:50 lanipooh01
PLS HEP ITS A TEXT GIVING BRAINLIST
Subject: History
1.Approximately this number of people were added to the Empire in the 19th century.
400 000 000 people
2 000 000 people
400 000 people
2.True or false- items from the colonies were good for British factories to process and turn into something new, then sell..
True
False
3.What was one positive thing the British Empire did for South Africa OR Hong Kong?.
4.This country produced fur pelts for the Empire to make into coats to sell.
5.Explain AND give examples of two lasting effects of the British Empire on the world..
6.The British East India Company had no competition and were the only ones who could sell goods to India. They became.
a monopoly
a king in chess
a queen in checkers
7.True or false the British created a postal service in Hong Kong.
True
False
8.One positive thing the British did for India was they did this
9.This dessert, whose raw material was produced by South American colonies, became popular all over the world..
custard
chocolate
cinnamon
10.This colony produced silk.
Kenya
Hong Kong
Iraq
11.True or False: One way the British Empire expanded was from trading companies spreading abroad..
True
False
12.One way the British were able to achieve a bigger Empire was through:.
Negotiations at the UN
Charters from the King or
Queen for new colonies
Buying new pieces of land
13.This item was important for factories to make clothes.
tobacco
sultanas
cotton
coffee
14.True or False: the British Empire was the largest Empire in the 1800s..
True
False
15.Bonus: Countries like India produced.
sugar cane
oranges
tea
16.The first British colony in the Americas was called this.
17.True or False there were very few raw materials the British received from the colonies..
True
False
18.The British wanted a large Empire for all these reasons EXCEPT:.
Greater Power
Increased Trade
More resources
Clean water
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