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Dan Snow is a British historian and the Creative Director of History Hit, one of the worlds most popular history channels, as well as being one of the most recognisable faces, when it comes to history, on television today.
Tomorrow, he is returning to Triggernometry to give a fascinating breakdown of the British Empire from start to finish. He will go through it’s origins, kings and queens, explorers, the Royal Navy, expansion, industry, colonies, slave trade, wars, collapse and finally, legacy.
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We seem to have no clue what bring British means today, apart from discussing the weather and having a nice cup of tea.
Through your work do you see a trend or facet that keeps popping up and you think 'thats unique to the British"?
Jimmy Carr once argued that empires do not truly collapse and disappear; instead, they evolve into new forms. He suggested that the Roman Empire lives on through the legal systems and courts of the West, while the British Empire persists through modern banking and financial institutions. How accurate is this claim?