British Colonialism

British colonialism is the most successful colonialism. Since Britain is a country that has colonized most of the world, it once became the largest country in the world. The British continued colonialism for many years. The British managed to protect almost all of their colonies. There have been times when the British have lost their colonies. The British lost a lot of material and spiritual things as a result of the First World War. This caused the British colonial system in India to lose power, and colonialism was replaced by patronage. The British are also a little afraid of Japanese Asian colonialism, so they turned the Chinese islands occupied by the British into a country and provided an international guarantee to that region. Getting an international guarantor meant the Japanese couldn't attack here. If they attacked here, they would go to war with the world powers.

Recently, the growing idea of patronage has enabled the British to form Commonwealth ideals. The purpose of these Commonwealth ideals is to gather the British under one roof. Ideals of colonization also emerged in England in 1926. The aim of these ideals is to protect the freedom of the world by granting independence to all colonies.

British rule is practiced in the colonies. Countries under the UK's auspices use sterling, and the leaders of countries under the UK's auspices have an obligation to do whatever the UK wants. The colonies under today's Great Britain are: Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the Caribbean, Canada, British India, the British African government and British Malaysia.

British Wars For Defending Colonialism:


 * 1) American-British Wars
 * 2) African Rebellion
 * 3) French-British War
 * 4) Spanish-French War
 * 5) Indian Rebellion