Why is Britain a developed country?

Why is Britain a developed country?

History

During Britain's colonization. Britain Took other countries resources and used them for their own benefits. For example The stamp act was a law placed for the colonist. It put a tariff on items that came from the colony itself. Which made Britains GDP go up and their revenue. Another act was the Tea act. This act was made to increase East indian tea, by selling a lot for a cheap price, unfortunately this caused the Boston Tea party.

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Education

POINTS WHY BRITAIN IS DEVELOPED

Full-time education is compulsory for all children aged between 5 and 17 (from 2013, and up to 18 from 2015), either at school or otherwise, with a child beginning primary education during the school year he or she turns 5.After the age of 16, pupils may continue their secondary studies for a further two years. Although other qualifications and courses exist, including Business and Technology Education Council (BTEC) qualifications, the International Baccalaureate (IB) and the Cambridge Pre-U. As you can see the educational standards are really high, which explains why Britain is where its at right now.

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*Has a lot of money

*High GDP per capita

*Good education

*Medical services

*Good relationships with other countries

*Initiative

HealthCare

The United Kingdom ranks first overall, scoring highest on quality, access and efficiency, Their findings amount to a huge endorsement of the health service, especially as it spends the second-lowest amount on healthcare among the 11 – just £2,008 per head, less than half the £5,017 in the US. Only New Zealand, with £1,876, spent less. So not only are the really accessible but they also were efficient and spent less.