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Q. Why was Britain the most powerful country by the 19th century? Currently, that is the question I am being asked. I need three specific examples for each category of, political wise, social wise, and economics wise. Currently, I have one for each. Political - Bill of Rights Social - Population Expansion Economics - Trading (More exports than imports) Also, for economics I was maybe thinking of mentioning their navy... that seems like a rather strange point though. All in all, I need a couple more points for each category. I'm looking through my notes now but not having much luck. Asked by lazmoman - Thu Oct 22 03:14:34 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments A. Britain was in the 19th century what is referred to as a hyper-power, that means they went far beyond what a superpower is defined by, in the history of the world no other nation has yet had the riches and power the British had in the 19th century. there are a number of factors that lead to this. Political - a number of factors such as the bill of rights also by being a democratic government, this allowed the British tremendous internal stability, unlike most other western nation in the 19th century they suffered no rebellions or coups, no revolutions and no dictatorships. this allowed for constant leadership, another factor was the british had a civil service that was light years ahead of any other nation, traditionally civil services… [cont.] Answered by paul s - Thu Oct 22 08:17:35 2009 From Yahoo Answer Search: "by country" |
