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The Indian Great War of Independence(Sepoy Mutiny)
In the 1857-1858, 35,000 Indian Troops known as Sepoy's decided to rebelled the British rule in India regarding harsh land taxes, introduction of cartridges filled with pigs and cows that is considered a practice offensive toward Islam and Hindu, westernization towards Indian culture, etc. -
Foundation of University of Calcutta
The oldest of the modern universities in India established by Dr. Frederick John, the education secretary of the british government to India to enhanced the education of the Indian people in Calcutta. -
Government of India act
An act established to ensured the betterment of British government in India under the British East India company. -
Tianjin Treaty
A treaty in China where several documents were signed to declare the end of the second opium war. -
Publication of origins of species
Charles Darwin become to develop a theory regarding social darwinism where it states that the white people is more powerful and superior than the black people where it allowed the white people to gain control or power. -
US Civil War
A war held as a result of the long standing controversy of the discrimination and enslavement of the black people happened in America -
End of US Civil War
The end of the war regarding the controversy of the enslavement of Black people in America. -
Canada act
A constitution act where it created a federal dominion including it's federal constitution, house of commons, taxation system, judice system, and the senate -
Reform Act
An act to amend the law of the representation of people in the United Kingdom that enfranchised part of the urban working class in England and Wales. -
Opening of the Suez Canal in Egypt
The Suez Canal was opened by the Suez Canal Company Connecting the mediterranean sea and the red sea to helped reduced the distance of navigation by Britain making it 700KM closer compared to taking the original ship routes. -
Discovery of Gold in Transvaal
The first ever gold was found in Transvaal at Leydsdorp -
Start of Long depression
Long depression was the period when the worldwide price becomes really expensive which resulted in an economic recession in Europe and the US. -
Disraeli Purchase of Shares
Benjamin Disraeli, Prime minister of the British Empire at that time decided to purchase 44% of the shares of the suez canal due to the Khedive Egypt have gone bankrupt and needs to share it's shares. -
Leopold's Brussels Conference
The Brussels conference was a conference request by King Leopold II of Belgium to established the international african association and started Belgium's mission for the scramble of Africa. -
Annexation of Transvaal
The Annexation of Transvaal was an event where Britain extended the area in Transvaal as the way of managing the conflict between the Zulu tribes and the Boer tribes in Africa. -
Livingstone inland mission
David Livingstone, a British missionary decided to spread christianity towards the people in Congo, Central Africa which was now known as the Democratic republic of Congo. -
Anglo-Zulu War
A war that is fought between the Zulu Kingdom in South Africa and Britain due to the fight for independence of the Zulu tribes resulted in the victory of Britain. -
First Boer Wars
After the Zulu kingdom was destroyed by Britain, The Boer gained confidence due to their rivalry with the zulu kingdom which makes them declare a war against Britain. However Britain was defeated by the Boers known as the South African Republic which was supported by the orange free state. -
Mahdist Rebellion
A British colonial war which was fought between the Mahdist Sudanese under the leadership of Muhammad Ahmad bin Allah against the allied forces of Britain. -
End of First Boer war
The Boer claimed victory against Britain who lost a lot of lives. -
Egyptian Rebellion(Anglo-Egyptian War)
A war between Egyptian and the Sudanese forces of Urabi Ahmed against Britain that happened in Egypt where Britain claimed victory and Urabi was sentenced to death. -
Berlin Conference
A conference held in Berlin and requested by the German Chancellor Bischmark which discussed the european colonization and trade in Africa where it coincided with Germany's sudden emergence as a new imperial power -
Indian National congress
A broadly based political party in India. The first nationalist movement to emerged in the British Empire in Asia and Africa. -
Foundation of Congo Free State
A Large state in Central Africa which was ruled and operated by King Leopold the II of Belgium -
Creation of German East Africa
A German colony in the African great lakes region, eastern africa which consist of Tanzania, Burundi, and Rwanda where they created the German East Africa Company. -
Irish Home Rule
The first major attempt by the British Government to enact the law of creating home rule for part of the United Kingdom of Britain and Ireland. -
Charter Granted to British South and East African Company
The right to occupied South and East part of Africa was given by Queen Elizabeth towards the company to continue the scramble of Africa. -
Glen Grey Act
An act or law established by John Cecil Rhodes in South Africa to limit the amount of land ownerships that African could hold. The African people needs to pay a minimum certain amount of tax to Britain as a qualification to be eligible to vote in their land ownerships. -
Jameson Raid(Transvaal)
A war against the South African Republic in the transvaal carried by British colonial statesman Leander Starr Jameson and his company troops and Bechuanaland(now known as Zimbabwe) over the new year weekend. -
Marchard mission
A mission done by Jean-Baptiste-Marchand to expand french territorial control over Northeastern Africa. -
Fashoda Incident
An event that marks the peak of territorial occupation between France and Britain in Eastern Africa. A French expedition to fashoda on the upper white nile river valley to gain control of the upper nile river basin and hoped to kicked Britain away from Sudan. France backed off due to the huge amount of pressure and decided to let Britain gained the total control over Egypt and Sudan. -
Second Boer War
A second war fought between the two boer states, South African Republic and Orange Free State against Britain over their influenced in South Africa where the treaty of vereeniging was signed and Britain claimed victory. -
Boxer rebellion
Boxer rebellion was an event where it implemented the mindset of anti-foreign, anti-colonial, anti-christian which happened in China between 1899-1901 -
5th Anglo Ashanti War ended
The fifth war happened between the Ashanti Empire in Gold Coast against the British Empire who rebelled of becoming one with gold coast as an african state. The war resulted in British victory and the Ashanti Empire was part of the gold coast in 1901 -
End of Second Boer War
British claimed victory by defeating the orange free state and South African republic as the Boer's State in South Africa and the treaty of vereneeging was signed to mark the end of the war. -
Division of Bengal
The Division of Bengal was done by Lord Curzon who was the Viceroy of India at that time where it separated the largely Hindu part of Bengal and the largely Islamic part of Bengal. -
Formation of muslim league in India
A new islamic political party was formed in 1906 during British empire in India. -
Responsible government granted to Orange free state and Transvaal
Orange Free State and Transvaal was given a Self Government by Britain. -
Minto and Morley Reforms
An act where there is a limited increase of the involvment of the Indian people in the government based on the Indian councils act established in 1909 -
Creation of the Union of South Africa
The Union of South Africa was created under Louis Botha, the first prime minister of the Union of South Africa, a dominion of the British empire. -
Egypt become a protectorate
Egypt become a country that is under protection of Britain and become indirectly controlled