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Britain: Hey, let us take some resources from you for the betterment(?) of our nation

Native Countries: We get something in return, right?

Britain:

Native Countries: Something in return, right?

But actually, the British(and other European countries) thought the other countries were inferior and took resources vital to their lives.

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i dont like the british

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The British viewed other countries as inferior and barbaric while viewing themselves as superior

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the british thought other countries were inferior compared to them, while thinking they were superior

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the British Coloniel mindset made them think of themselves as superior compared to others, and it made britain as a colonizer seem powerful and invincible.

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the british has a strong empire and they thought of themselves more highly than other parts of the world.

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The British were confident in their own might, and viewed other countries as inferior, or easily dominated

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The British Mindset: We are the best in the world! Every civilisation will bow to us!

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British had big ships and a large navy force so they viewed each of the countries they colonised as inferior to them

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The size of the British Empire had changed over the years. The amount of land and number of the British rule increased a lot, but the British still wanted more land overseas to build colonies and communities (money-making opportunities). They felt that they were superior and believed that they were doing the right thing by improving/developing lands, such as bringing order to non-white countries.

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The British viewed themselves as superior people who are progressive and are bringing about civilisation while viewing the others as barbaric due to their traditions

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The British feel that they are the superior ones and the rest of the world are inferior to them.

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The British Colonial mindset made the British feel superior and had more power compared to the rest of the world

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The British thought of themselves as the best and the strongest

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The British viewed themselves as superior to other countries. They were arrogant and went around the world colonising other countries.

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the british colonial mindset is very arrogant and condescending, as if they think or know that they are superior to the rest of the world

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the british are bad

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the british viewed themselves as a superior force and viewed other countries as inferior to them and were complacent in defending

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the british considered themselves very powerful compared to other countries

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The British believed that they were superior.

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The British viewed themselves as a force of righteousness in a sense and that they are superior to other races, that any force opposing them should be oppressed.

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I am unclear about why

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I am unclear about why they thought this way despite not having full intel on the enemies, and no way to prove that they could actually defeat countries which they thought were easily defeateable.

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Did this mindset benefit the British?

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I am unclear about the reasons that the british's mindset was being guided in that direction rather than the opposite

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why did the british think of others lowly.

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The british thought that they were the best and they wanted some resources from other countries to benefit themself.

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brits are the best, take over the world with colonies and men boomboom

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Were they really superior thoooo?

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What made them so arrogant.

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-Did anyone (like an official or the rulers) have any trepidation in their endeavours?
-Was anything going on behind the scenes?
-Was the British Empire really a good place for all its citizens?
-Was there more power or strategy behind the success of the British?
-Did the people really have full trust of the government or were the others silenced?

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I know that the japanese had a weaker military force but still managed to conquer multiple nations

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How is the british colonial mindset related to WW2 and the fall of singapore

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the british viewed themselves are superiors to other nations

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the japanese were way more prepared for combat as compared to the british troops

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Why did the British make so many bad assumptions? If other countries are catching up with them, they should be one step ahead and make well informed choices.

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Do they have frens? And like how they got this mind set in the first place

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The Japanese were cunning

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the japanese had a smaller military but superior soldiers and were better prepared

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The Japanese were more prepared and cunning in their strategy and execution.

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I am unclear of the reason that the japanese were so determined to become an aggressor

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The British thought their race was more superior compared to the other races which were viewed as inferior and barbaric and this mindset made them the largest empire in history.

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The Japanese were much more superior than the British with much better planning, leadership and better troops. They brought a tank onto an island

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why did they have this mindset to begin with, and how it impacted them

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What caused the British to think that way? The British did lose some territories in the past centuries so why did they not learn from their lessons of losing territories to other nations (American Revolution?)

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The Japanese had unexpected strategies that helped them win battles.

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The Japanese troops were more strategic in their planning and were more prepared.

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they copied british ways and have better planning and smarter people and tools.

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superiority complex because they powerful

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Why the British had such an arrogant mindset

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I know that the fall of singapore was mainly because of the japanese superiority and the british's ineptitude

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What benefit would Singapore bring to the Japanese

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the japanese were well-prepared in terms of having good strategies and troops. this helped them in war.

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The japanese had soilders that were willing to go to war and that had experience.

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british>anybody else
because they are powerful

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did their arrogance help in battle

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why did japan want to colonise so many countries

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why

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The japenese saw the westerners as barbarians and as people who inteferred and changed the japanese spirit and culture, and as a force that has led to many conflicts and unrests in japan, such as the war before the meiji restoration.

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Why was Japan so agressive

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THe japanese forces focused more on the quality of their troops rather than the quantity.They conquered many places that way

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The british feel superior to others

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where their arrogance stems from

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Why did Japan want to attack so many countries

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I am unclear of why there was british ineptitude which lost us the war although the british were one of the stronger powers at the time

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the japanese had soldiers who were well trained and were willing to sacrifice their lives for this war, and they also strategised well, so that the british will be unprepared for their attacks

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The fall of Singapore was caused by both British ineptitude as well as Japanese superiority

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the fall of singapore was caused mainly by japanese superiority and british ineptitude

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The Japanese army had better planning, and was a lot more strategic in all of their attacks.

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Why did the japanese decide to suddenly become aggresive

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Why did the British feel this way.

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leaders of the japanese government dreamed of turning japan into a "civilised country" like america, england & the european countries. they saw that their technology was more advanced and that their naval and military forces were much stronger than japan's. they had to adopt their ways and took the west as a model.

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why they so aggro

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Why didnt the japanese just stay neutral?

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cuz miscommunication and bad planning/analysis of situation for the brits and good stratergies and manipulation as well as quick thinking for the japanese

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The japanese had many plans and thier army were well trained

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Why did Japan want to colonise

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The Japanese had many successful ventures and conquered  many places just like the British did. They were working on pride and were willing to put their life down for their homeland.

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The Japanese army were better prepared in terms of strategy

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cos the british were outplayed by the japanese

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The British's inadequacies were the biggest factor in Singapore's fall.

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The Japanese had better strategies than the British.

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Did Japan use this opportunity to establish their power and military might?

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The fall of Singapore was because Singapore was too dependent on the British

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the japanese had weaker forces but had more strategic plans to defeat their opponents.

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The Japanese were very determined to achieve their goal and made calculated risks. Their forces was actually weakening by the time they reached Singapore, but used confidence to trick the British to think that they were still going on as strong as they had begun, which led to the decision of the British surrendering Singapore.

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Japanese outplay tactics
British overconfidence and failed to read the japanese's movements

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Other than British ineptitude and Japanese superiority were there any other factors that caused the fall of Singapore?

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why did japan want to colonise many countries. and why they did it so aggressively

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superior

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the british were obviously not superior

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Why did they want to attack so many countries at once.

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The fall was due to British ineptitude and the Japanese were to good

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Why would the British make so many blunders.

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why are the British so greedy

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Why the superiority complex

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how was japan so much more prepared than the british for combat and why were the british unable to fend off the japanese

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what motivated japan to colonise singapore

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whos is charge that let this happen
i would like to speak to the manager