31st January 2020 UK entered transition period, not longer a membership with the EU
Older generation supportive Younger angry because of the education
Imperalism
A major powers desire to extend its political, military and economic influence far beyond the states national borders Expansion can be achieved trough making weaker countries economically, politically and culturally dependent on the stronger country
Industrialisation
Describes an economic and cultural shift from home- based production and traditional agriculture to a system of factory-based manufacturing including modern technologies, other energy sourcesand development intransportation.
Colonisation
Describes the domination of a country by a major power of a different culture, whereupon the colonised country and inhabitants are dependent, exploited and controlled by military subjugation and political, economic and cultural influence.
First British empire
Ending because of the American war of independence
Economic, imprisonment and settlement colonialism
Colonisation by the British empire consisted of
Commonwealth 1926
Association for the UK and it's former colonies Free and independent nations Function: preserve the connection to the British empire trough strong partnership and trade
National identity
Factors that connect individuals and groups under one nation