What was the strongest empire?

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1. What was the strongest empire?
2. How did Britain lose its empire?
3. Who owns most land in UK?
4. What is the most taxed country in the world?
5. Why did Britain give up Australia?
6. What does China own in Australia?
7. What has China banned from Australia?
8. Why does Australia rely on China?
9. How much does China own in Australia?
10. What should I avoid in China?

What was the strongest empire?

The Mongol Empire

How did Britain lose its empire?

The Empire was overstretched and - combined with growing unrest in various colonies - this led to the swift and decisive fall of many of Britain's key assets, some diplomatically, some violently. In 1947 India became independent following a nonviolent civil-disobedience campaign spearheaded by Mahatma Gandhi.

Who owns most land in UK?

FORESTRY COMMISSION

What is the most taxed country in the world?

the Netherlands

Why did Britain give up Australia?

The UK was granting its subjects in the Australian colonies similar rights as it was gradually granting its own subjects — more and more democratic government, more devolution of power. ... The UK granted Australia its independence because both had changed from what they once were.

What does China own in Australia?

China now owns key ports, mines, agricultural land, dairy processors, valuable real estate, state-sponsored schools, plus water and energy companies.

What has China banned from Australia?

In recent months, China has imposed restrictions on an array of Australian imports including lobsters, beef and timber as part of a deteriorating relationship summarised in a list of grievances against Australia.

Why does Australia rely on China?

China is Australia's biggest trading partner mainly due to China's strong demand for iron ore, coal and liquefied natural gas. ... Many major Australian mining companies rely heavily on China and other growing big economies such as India for exports.

How much does China own in Australia?

Further putting the recent falls in perspective, FIRB data shows buyers from mainland China purchased $113.

What should I avoid in China?

10 Things Not to Do in China

• Don't Talk about Uncomfortable or Politically Sensitive Topics. ...
• Don't Disrespect the Customs of Minority Groups and Temples. ...
• Don't Make Close Personal Contact, Such as a Hug or Kiss. ...
• Don't Expect Interpersonal Communications to Be the Same. ...
• Don't Forget Your Manners When Using Chopsticks.