But you said you don't think empires self correct. Depends on the empire.I should hope so
But you said you don't think empires self correct. Depends on the empire.I should hope so
I dont think empires self correct
Of course you don't.
Name one
DisagreeAn empire's continued existence over time is itself evidence that it's made proper self-corrections. Empires end when they have not.
Can you name one and ill research itBut you said you don't think empires self correct. Depends on the empire.
I just did. The British Empire.Can you name one and ill research it
The British realized after losing their American colonies that they had to do things differently. Doesn't mean they became sweet or swell guys.Disagree
ThanksI just did. The British Empire.
There was anti colonial movements, ww2, economic probs, new powerful countriesThe British realized after losing their American colonies that they had to do things differently. Doesn't mean they became sweet or swell guys.
Name the countries that fought the British and won their independence outside of the U.S. and Ireland? There were independence movements. Most famous was Ghandi in India. But the independence of those countries came about through negotiations and orderly withdrawal of the British. I know you want to hate them but they did self correct. Went from controlling to cooperation. Most of those former colonies are still in the British Commonwealth and recognize the British monarch as their head of state.There was anti colonial movements, ww2, economic probs, new powerful countries
None of the 3 guys i searched said it self corrected
The brits ran out of money and were replaced by the us empire amongst other things i mentionedName the countries that fought the British and won their independence outside of the U.S. and Ireland? There were independence movements. Most famous was Ghandi in India. But the independence of those countries came about through negotiations and orderly withdrawal of the British. I know you want to hate them but they did self correct. Went from controlling to cooperation. Most of those former colonies are still in the British Commonwealth and recognize the British monarch as their head of state.