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Empire: The Controversies of British Imperialism (FutureLearn)

The British Empire continues to cause enormous disagreement among historians. Find out why and join the debate.

The British Empire was the largest empire ever seen. It ruled over a quarter of the world's population and paved the way for today's global economy. But British imperialism isn't without controversy, and it continues to cause enormous disagreement among historians today.

This free online course will help you understand why. Over six weeks, we'll explore the British Empire through six themes – money, violence, race, religion, gender and sex, and propaganda. You'll get to hear the stories of the fascinating individuals who contributed to both its rise and fall…

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