Essays on British

The British Empire was seen as a blessing to many people living in England at the time, but in some ways, it could be seen as a curse, one way is: The British Empire causing the Amritsar Massacre on the 13th of April 1919, where...

According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, also known as the OECD, globalization is the geographic dispersion of industrial and service activities, for example, research and development, sourcing of inputs, production and distribution, and the cross-border networking of companies, for example through joint...

India, a land of heavenly nature and cultural diversity; home to some of the most intellectual geniuses; filled with ornate architecture gifted by God to mankind in the form of mountains, beaches, and waterfalls. The country possesses a variety of fabrics, including, silk, cotton, and...

The rise of and expansion of Empires has been closely related to Universal human rights as clearly depicted in the judicial cases that took place in the 1870s within the British Empire in Hong Kong and the Gold Coast now Ghana. In each case the...

In this essay I will be focusing on some of the different aspects of how the British Empire was good and bad. Historians are still arguing either way depending on their viewpoint. There are many points supporting each side of the debate. I personally I...

The empire on which the sun never sets. This sentence is very well-known and literally true. The British Empire was quite large that it was always day time somewhere in the empire. In 1921 British Empire reached its peak and ruled over 520 million people...

The Beatles is one of the most famous British bands in the history of rock. Their music has made a huge influence on the development of genre. Thanks to The Beatles British dance rock went to a new level and conquered the US that helped...