At its height, the British Empire covered:, one tenth of the world, one quarter of the world, one fifth of the world, half of the world, Queen Victoria became Empress of India in:, 1857, 1877, 1914, 1931, Which region was part of the British Empire?, The Caribbean, South America, Eastern Europe, Some British colonies became frustrated mainly because they:, wanted to expand the Empire, were dissatisfied with imperial control, rejected all links with the Crown, opposed trade with Britain, In 1864, Canadian colonies began to negotiate union in order to:, prepare for World War I, support British imperial power, defend themselves and promote trade, gain independence from the Crown, The Canadian colonies feared possible aggression from:, France, Germany, The United States, Mexico, After World War I, the dominions mainly demanded:, territorial expansion, full separation from Britain, military protection, equal status with Britain, The principle that Britain and the dominions were equal in status was first recognized in:, 1864, 1914, 1926, 1945, The Statute of Westminster was adopted in:, 1918, 1926, 1931, 1950, The Statute of Westminster officially marked:, the end of the British Empire, the founding of the Commonwealth, the creation of the European Union, the start of decolonization in Africa, Today, the Commonwealth of Nations has:, 36 members, 45 members, 54 members, 60 members, Commonwealth members:, must follow the same laws, are bound by military alliances, have no formal obligations to each other, are ruled by the British monarch, What mainly unites Commonwealth members today?, military cooperation, economic dependence, political institutions, shared values and history

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