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What waterway was a vital trade route for the British during imperialism?
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What waterway was a vital trade route for the British during imperialism?

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The British Empire was very much dependent on maritime trade because of the fact that Britain is an island and the fact that so much of its empire was so far away.  Therefore, it had a strong interest
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