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Britain's world dominance

In the reign of the Queen Victoria the United Kingdom, can won all the power in the seas, because they had a spectacular naval power. They had control in the diplomacy. They were so popular in all sides, in all countries, in all nations, in whole world. This naval power was essential to maintain their influence in all places, their economy, and their protection, if someone wanted attacked them. In few words, they were the bosses of the world

They have an amazing progress, when they were considered still a 'nation of shopkeepers', but their work changed all, and they changed in the 'the workshop of the world' in the first industrial revolution. They was how the actual United States.

The control in the trade routes and its dominance of financial services were the causes of a challenge with other newly industrial nations, which enmity occurs in the second half of the queen's reign.

This nation had the control for long time, because they use the 'laissez-faire'. I think this doctrine, was the medium for the important influence that they had.

Understanding 'laissez-faire'

The second reading tries about of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

This woman advocated a return to 'Victorian values' Laissez-faire.
She sought to revive the country's flagging fortunes. She called for a return to 'Victorian values' - by which she meant rolling back the powers of the state, lowering levels of direct taxation and encouraging people to stand on their own feet.
Thatcher also aimed to make Britain a more competitive trading nation. She invoked the spirit of the Scottish political economist Adam Smith, whom she considered to be the high priest of free trade.

I think this woman had a wonderful vision of her country, how she wanted to recover the power of the old Britain nation, I don’t know exactly, but I think so.