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Industrial revolution, is the transition to new manufacturing processes in Europe, the cause was the rise of population at this time, because of the rise in population it had effects on business and houses, because more people were moving to Europe more people needed jobs and houses to live.
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Imperialism is when taking over a colony, because of when it started people believe that it could have started racism which changed things political and economic as people of different races were moved out or killed. -
In 1799 they seized power after overthrowing the French, During this time they were concluding negotiations to end the Quasi-War with France. Britain declared war on France in 1803 it lasted over 10 years because of this it made them want to fight more to get better, which started the British Hegemony .
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It was a fight that made 1000 lost their lives, but the loss of cultures and histories was far costlier. This invasion of tribal lands was the ultimate cause of the Black War, but it was not just the white man’s presence to which Aborigines objected. There were six times as many white men in the colony as there were women, and almost none of the latter were available to frontiersmen. -
1877 Ned Kelly shot a police man which was only the start. he and his brother ran to the bush were they found two other men making the Kelly gang, In June 1880, after several police shootings and robberies, the gang took possession of Glenrowan township later he got hurt which led to him being hanged. -
The boxer rebellion was a war with people from China and the US, they wanted to stop people who weren't from China or people who turned to god. -
The Battle of Beersheba was a pivot upon which turned the fortunes of Allied efforts against the Ottoman and German Empires in the Middle Eastern Theatre of the war. Shy of one day to the year that Beersheba had fallen to the Light Horse Brigade, the Armistice of Mudros brought an end to fighting in the Middle Eastern theatre of World War I, and signalled the end of the Ottoman Empire.
