Differences between the British and Aborigines in the late 1700s
One of the major differences between the British and the Aborigines when they first met was their contact with other parts of the world. By the late 1700・s, the British had set up a large empire and colonized many places over the world, such as Asia and Africa. ... In contrast, the Aborigines・ knowledge of the world was limited. ... Also, the Aborigines only spoke their own language, so communication between them and the British was difficult and largely depended on body languages. Obviously, the British knew much more about the world than the Aborigines. ... By the 1800・s, the British had very well developed government structures.