In this video, we're going to discuss Cultural Artifacts the British Empire STOLE From Other Nations, often without proper consent or compensation and how this has impacted the world over the years.

This video is a great way to learn about the history of the British Empire and the effect it has had on the world. We'll discuss the stolen artifacts and how they've impacted the world over the years. This is interesting and important topic that deserves to be discussed!

From Koh-i-Noor to the famous Looty, a Pekingese puppy that queen kept forever.

Throughout history, Britain has reckoned with its imperial roots. The country is facing mounting pressure by other nations and activists to repatriate objects they allege were stolen by the British Empire.From the late 16th century to the 20th century, the British Empire established colonies, dominions, and protectorates across the globe, asserting itself as the largest empire in history at its peak.
Although British rule brought with it some aspects of modernization to the nations it colonized, it also stood in the way of self-governance, democracy, and equality for all under the law. Many cultural artifacts now on display at museums in Britain were looted from the colonized people.

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Timestamps :
0:00 CULTURAL ARTIFACTS THE BRITISH EMPIRE STOLE FROM OTHER NATIONS
0:54 Benin Bronzes
2:05 Parthenon Marbles
3:13 Rosetta Stone
3:59 Koh-i-Noor
5:01 Maori heads
6:06 Saartjie "Sarah" Baartman
7:06 Maqdala Manuscripts
8:22 Looty, a Pekingese puppy

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