By the time of WW2 the US economy accounted for half of the worlds economy or something ludicrous like that

the brits were nominally anti slavery

There's only one way to settle this....we all fire up HOI4

well, apples and oranges. 1/2 the world HAD no 'economy' as it was planned

the brits industrially stalled halfway through the industrial revolution

stupid communsts

the usa and germany kept going

then germany got fucked to hell during wwi

Slavery was banned in the empire at that time

Not hard enough clearly

Since they came back for a round two

yeah, precisely cookies

the empire should have been broken up into german states

slaves were forced to work a job with no pay. THEN slavery ended and the slaves started to get paid for the same jobs

GDP skyrockets

Germany can stay it just has to be anglicised, the Germens in America nowdays aren't a problem

It’s hard to put into context how much more wealth the British empire was at the time

Even with a low GDP per capita

every offense intended, if you buy into the nation of islam or black hebrew israelites bullshit

you are low-IQ

wasn't their weatlth

I meant post war samiritan

3 of the top 10 world economies were part of the British empire well into the 1940s

since it wasn't possible to anglicize a people that quickly

I meant by force not choice, lol

they didn't 'produce'; they 'acquired'

i.e. stole

oh force the consitution like Japan

great britain pioneered what was basically industrial era slavery

cash cropping

and that sorta stuff

life in colonial india was very very very shitty

well all of europe was in complete chaos post war

this is also why GDP is a lousy economic indicator

look at the youtube channel the great war

the production capacity of the brits was a fraction of the US at ANY time i

its amazing civilization remained at all

In 1900 both the UK and India had larger economies than Germany, and both were part of the British empire which combined was still the worlds largest economy

the production capacity of the brits was greater than americca for the entire first half of the industrial revolution

@ManAnimal

yes, but by that time most of that was finacial in nature