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What changes did the british empire bring about?
Well for starters, they introduced the "you're innocent until proven guilty" into the court systems.
Was Brazil in the British empire?
No. Brazil was originally a Portuguese colony which is why the language of Brazil is Portuguese.
Where did the british empire control an entire continent?
north America The British Empire controlled an entire continent in Australia. The British Empire was the largest empire in history.
How did the British empire lose land?
Why did The British Empire lose their land?
Was the Caribbean part of the British empire?
Yes. It joined the British Empire in 1625 ;P
How English become global language?
colonization by the British empire
How did the British Empire and its global spread influence the English language?
The British Empire's global spread led to the expansion of the English language as it was used as a common language in colonies and trade. This resulted in the adoption of new words and phrases from various languages, contributing to the richness and diversity of English vocabulary. Additionally, English became a dominant language in international communication and diplomacy due to the influence of the British Empire.
Importance of English language?
English Language is Originated in England And it is the International Language.Largely because of the earlier British Empire, English is widely spoken in the world as a first language or a second language.
How did English manage to survive?
The English language has not really had any trouble managing to survive. Because of the British Empire, the English language was spread across the world.
What is special about UK?
It gave the world the British Empire, the Industrial Revolutuion as well as the English language.
Why English become to interntional?
The British Empire was very expansive, and as a consequence, British culture and English language is still often a big part of those former colonies.
Why The expansion of English language since 1500?
The expansion of the English language since 1500 can be attributed to factors such as British colonization, global trade, and the spread of the British Empire. These events led to English becoming a dominant language in many parts of the world, contributing to its widespread usage and influence. The development of technology, such as the internet, has further facilitated the spread of English as a global language.
Factors stimulating the spread of the English language?
Some factors stimulating the spread of the English language include globalization, the influence of technology (such as the internet and social media), the dominance of English in international trade and business, and the popularity of English-language entertainment and media.
Why is English the most commonly used language is the business world?
English first started dominating the business world during the British Empire in the 19th century. It had already been spreading earlier, due in part to the influence of early 'multi-nationals' (or rather the contemporary equivalent) such as the East India Trading Company. As the British Empire expanded, so did the use of English. By the 20th century, the USA was also on the rise as an economic powerhouse and thereby increasing the importance of English as a language of commerce. Today the USA, and to a lesser extent Great Britain, Canada, Australia et al. are dominant economic countries. Finding a common language of commerce is a necessity in a globalizing world, and for the abovementioned English the choice fell on English as this language.
Does Australia belong in the English Empire?
The British Empire - yes
Why is English an international language?
It was the language of the extensive British Empire. Then it became the language of the shipping lines, and later the airlines.
What are the causes for the spread of English language?
The spread of English can be attributed to historical factors such as British colonization and imperialism, the rise of the United States as a global superpower after World War II, the influence of English in international trade and diplomacy, and the popularity of English-language media and entertainment. Additionally, the flexibility and adaptability of the English language have also contributed to its widespread use as a lingua franca.
