British Invasion

United States as the global policemen of the 21st century. America was furious that an attack of the scale of 9/11 happened on their shores and the American government decided to take action. President Bush decided to invade Afghanistan, then he had British…

dispute on American sovereignty against the British, America has had enough, in response the War Hawks, who is led by Henry Clay and John Calhoun, who wanted war against Great Britain started the invasion of British held Canada leading up the War of the 1812. President James Madison asked for the support of the American people on the war against Great Britain, but his resources were finite, which is a big problem against the bigger and more powerful British Military but this didn't stop him to…

Take for example when the British Empire had conquered Ireland and Scotland. This forced the inhabitants of both countries to give up their customs and traditions to conform to the British Monarchy for almost 1000 years. Both countries continuously fought the Kingdom of England between the early 14th to the 18th century, to liberate their beloved homeland from British reign and regain their independence and identity. A historical grudge still resonates…

stage, this essay could be viewed as an article that questioned the validity of the British Empire, as well at it’s hold on it’s citizens and the world it seemed to rule. The story is told in a first person narrative by a man who worked for the British Empire as a sub-divisional police officer in the small town of Moulmein in Burma. He does not lead a very fulfilled life, as he dislikes his job working for the British Imperial system and also endures constant hate put upon him by the Burmese…

Joseph Childers, and Gary Hentzi describe. An example of Alice’s invasion in Wonderland was during the Mad- Tea Party when the March Hare jokingly offers Alice wine, she does not take it kindly she replies “Then it wasn’t very civil of you to offer it” (53) Alice was very angry at the March Hare’s offer he replies “It wasn’t very civil of you to sit down without being invited”(53) this is very good example of Alice’s unknowing invasion of Wonderland, she intrudes in one the tea party without…

instability generated by fluctuating oil prices. During the 20th century, British forces based in the Persian Gulf had been the care takers of the area. As an economy that depended heavily on the properties of oil, Britain took special care in protecting its interests in the Gulf states including country of Kuwait, which happened to lay on top of 10% of the world oil supply. The Presence of the brits prevented warfare and invasions among the neighboring countries, but like anything, this…

rebelled the British control. Ethan: What is a Loyalist? Cid: Loyalist were people who remained loyal to the British and lived in the Thirteen Colonies Ethan: Why did people become Patriots? Cid: Well people thought they were being treated unfairly by the British, because they were taxed without say by the British government. Cid: How many Patriots and Loyalists fought? Ethan: Most Patriots fought for the colonist. Although, only few Loyalist fought in the war for the British. Cid:…

themselves the Irish Republican Army. The IRA sought to liberate Northern Ireland from the UK and to join with the Irish republic. They carried out many bombings during a period colloquially known as the Troubles. Their prime target was members of the British Army and officers of the Irish national police force. They fought a guerrilla warfare against the army and police, rarely confronting them “head on” but using surprise attacks and car bombs. The IRA was an incredibly strong and brutal…

Discuss the reasons put forth for the Federation of the Australian Nation. The nation of Australia formed in 1901 when the British colonies of New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia, South Australia and Queensland voted to become one nation, Australia. The key reasons for the Federation being formed were to develop a single economy, improve defence capability, resolve concerns about Asian immigration and most importantly, in response to a growing awareness of a separate Australian identity…

for a newspaper to document his observations. He described Cuba as “A large, rich beautiful island”. He grew quite fond of Havana Cigars, so he was bound to be a smoker the rest of his life. Churchill also traveled to India, which was back then a British territory. He was consider one of the best polo players and led his team to numerous prestigious victories. Churchill traveled to Egypt, to fight in WWI. He visited Luxor then joined the last meaningful Calvary charge in the Battle of Oldham.…