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THE BRITISH EMPIRE
IRENE RODRÍGUEZ, ANA PASTOR, CARLOS JIMÉNEZ, MARIO FERNÁNDEZ
INDEX
1. INTRODUCTION
2. TIMELINE
3. QUEEN VICTORIA
4. CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION
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- From the 16th to the 20th century.
- 412 million people, 23% of the world population.
- 35.500.000 Km2, 24% of Earth's total land area.
- Main reason: trade and financial benefit.
The colonies
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- They established their colonies in North America.
- Spread gradually to Africa and Asia.
- Then they lost 13 American colonies ; Australia and New Zealand.
British controlled the sea routes. There was a group called the Pax Britannica, who had the role of global policeman.
TIMELINE
19 century
th
Lost of the thirteen American colonies
Exploration of the Pacific
War with Napoleonic France
Abolition of slavery
East India company in Asia
Enemity with Russia
Independence of the white colonies
1776
1815
1786
1914
100 years later
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18001810
- British captured Malta
- Nelson won Battle of Trafalgar
18101820
- War in the Canada vs Americans
- British burnt the White House
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18201830
- Chinese tea monopoly ended because of India.
- Anglo-Russian Treaty: border Alaska-Canada
18301840
- First Afghan War
- First Opium War in China
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18401850
- Britain conquered Hong Kong
- Daniell O'Connell found guilty of political conspiracy.
18501860
- Treaty of Peshawar: Britain and Afghanistan vs Persia
- Abolition of slavery
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18601870
- Canada becoame a Dominion
- Football Association form
18701880
- Wimbledon Tennis Championship
- Victoria became Empress of India
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18801890
- Jack the Ripper murders in London
- Victoria's Golden Jubilee.
18901900
- Women suffrage in New Zeland
- Death duties introduced in Britain
QUEEN VICTORIA
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24 May 1819 22 January 1901
CONCLUSION
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- The British Empire was very powerful.
- But like all empires ended up falling.
- Most of the colonies became independent.
Mr Rochester , Jane's lover, went to Jamaica.
Jamaica was a British colony from 1707 until 1962, when it became independent
REFERENCES ON JANE EYRE
REFERENCES ON JANE EYRE
- The author described the era from a social point of view.
- She did not refere to the wars as much as she wrote about society.
Mario Fernández Carlos Jiménez Ana Pastor Irene Rodríguez
www.googleimages.es http://www.victorianschool.co.uk/empire.html http://www.britishempire.co.uk/timeline/19century.htm