Delve into the histories of the British and Mongol Empires, the two largest empires in history. Compare their sizes, populations, and durations, and learn why they eventually disintegrated.
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British colonial shipping lanes covered vast expanses, connecting the British Isles to North America, the Caribbean, South Asia, and the Pacific. Spanish lanes were primarily transatlantic, centered on the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean. French routes spanned the Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific Oceans, reaching North America, the Caribbean, Southeast Asia, and the South Pacific. Dutch shipping lanes had a global reach, including the Indian and Pacific Oceans, with a strong presence in Southeast Asia and the East Indies.
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The territory of each country is changing through times. Each state in the world has reached its territorial peak, which then ends.
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The British Empire began with England’s overseas settlements and trading posts between the late 16th and early 18th centuries. At its height, it was the largest Empire in history. By 1913 the British Empire covered 35.5 million sq km or 13.7 million sq mi (24% of the planets’ total land area)
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Queen Victoria’s enduring legacy is evident in the numerous place-names around the world that commemorate her. Her reign, marked by significant advancements and expansion, continues to be celebrated and remembered globally.
Read MoreThe map above shows when people leave home for work. The rates are for people who have jobs and are
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The zenith of western imperialism. Political map of 1922 The British Empire was at its peak The largest and most
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