Titlebook: British Imperialism; Robert Johnson Textbook 2003Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2003 Britain.British rule.

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How did British imperialism meet the challenges of the inter-war years?,opean influence.. Whilst protests in the nineteenth century often attempted to resist the modernising tendencies of British imperialism in the hope of preserving a traditional society, many twentieth-century organisations embraced modernity and even defined themselves by European standards. This gen

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What effect did the Second World War have on British imperialism?,tions, whereas in the period 1939 to 1943 it found itself on the defensive. Although it was able to extricate the British Expeditionary Force from France and defeat Italian forces in North Africa (thus saving Egypt), it faced the onslaught of Germany’s armed forces in the West and Japanese attacks i

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Decolonisation after 1945: how did British imperialism end?, the empire emanated from the metropolis. Nationalists have preferred to use ‘liberation struggle’ or ‘resumption of independence’, although the latter claim (implying complete continuity) is tenuous.. The date for the origin of decolonisation is also debated. Paul Kennedy argued that the European e

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What was the cultural legacy of imperialism?,connections between language, imagery and power. Whilst the Orientalist debate has dominated the field, culture is undoubtedly a feature of the imperialist landscape that stretches far beyond the narrow horizons of language and power. Culture helped to define British imperialism as distinct from oth

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h to analysis of the material. Includes a chronology and a uWhat was British imperialism and was it an important element of modern globalization?Were economic, political or military factors paramount in imperial expansion?Do post-colonial theories assist or mislead historians?How have histories of i

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SpringerBriefs in Environmental Sciencestruction of power by Michel Foucault and Antonio Gramsci, and the work on the powerful role of knowledge by Edward Said. Gender has become, like many areas of imperial history, a battleground of ideas.

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Jonathan P. Zehr,Douglas G. Capone and 322 million subjects. In addition, Britain possessed five dominions covering 7.6 million square miles and 24 million people. As the hub in a system of trade, financial services, communications, migratory patterns, naval and military power, Britain had become, as Makinder once put it, ‘the centre of the world’.

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Introduction: what was British imperialism?, and 322 million subjects. In addition, Britain possessed five dominions covering 7.6 million square miles and 24 million people. As the hub in a system of trade, financial services, communications, migratory patterns, naval and military power, Britain had become, as Makinder once put it, ‘the centre of the world’.