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The colonization of Aden marked the start of Britain's powerthirst in which they inquired to lay siege and colonize varied African countries during the Victorian Era
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The British Empire expands itself to South African provinces and ultimately establishes the Natal Colony whereby it was later united with three other neighbored colonies.
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The British Empire succeed in defeating the Egyptian army and occupied Egypt until 1952.
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European countries with interests to take control over Africa divides parts of Africa to The British Empire. The British were awarded most of East Africa.
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Nyasaland was the second province in Africa to be colonized during Britain's expansion after the Berlin Conference.
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The Colonzation of Rhodesia was the mark in which The British Empire decided to colonize numerous East African Countries.
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During the Late 1894, Britain had only required to sustain colonies in Western Africa in order to support Britain's Naval system to assure control in the African continent.
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The British Claim control over East Africa and establishes a number of colonies.
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The British Empire lay siege on Somaliland and acquires control over the area.
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The British Empire lay siege on Sudan and acquire full control over the area.