Key Figures 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryThe British Empire and the fall of colonialismA2/A-levelAQA Created by: josie30Created on: 25-05-17 18:33 His government granted independence to Pakistan and India in 1947. Attlee 1 of 12 He encouraged Australia to develop a Federal Constitution, introduced schemes to improve colonial health. Was colonial secreatary. Chamberlain 2 of 12 War correspondent in Boer War, in 1930s opposed his party concerning policy towards India and Germany. Churchill 3 of 12 Brought large stake in Suez Canal, was involved in the Zulu War and the Afghan War. Disraeli 4 of 12 Was foreign secretary in WW2. Eden 5 of 12 He campaigned for the independence of one of Britains main colonies using non-violent methods. Gandhi 6 of 12 Dominated British politics in late 1800s, was anti-imperialist and supported Home rule for Ireland. Gladstone 7 of 12 A Scottish Missionary and explorer of Africa. Livingstone 8 of 12 Gave 'wind of change' speech in South Africa in 1960. Macmillan 9 of 12 Made his fortune in South Africa, 1889 his company received a charter, forced to resign after the Jameson Raid in 1895. Rhodes 10 of 12 Was a conservative Prime Minister, also served as foreign secretary and led Britain into the Boer War. Salisbury 11 of 12 A Scottish geologist, led important expedition to East Africa in the late 1970s. Thomson 12 of 12
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