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  • The '''British Invasion''' was the name given in the 1960s to the success in the United States, beg Some British Invasion [[singles]] include:
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  • British invasion of Afghanistan to counter Russian influence there.
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  • British invasion and occupation of Afghanistan, partly to extend the British Raj and also to
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  • The '''British Invasion''' was the name given in the 1960s to the success in the United States, beg Some British Invasion [[singles]] include:
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  • ...ought about the arrival of many influential [[rock music]] groups in the [[British Invasion]], including '''The Kinks'''. Formed in [[London, United Kingdom]] in 1963, The band became one of the most influential British rock groups in the British Invasion, combining Ray's songwriting skills and vocals, Avory's steady drumming, an
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  • ...of America|United States]], the Beatles' popularity was the peak of the [[British Invasion]], when many British bands found great success with their rock and roll mus
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  • Influenced by [[British Invasion]] bands, often leading to confusion where they came from, this [[San Jose]]
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  • *Schaffner, Nicholas (1983) ''The British Invasion: from the First Wave to the New Wave''. New York: McGraw-Hill. ISBN 978-0-0
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  • ==British invasion==
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  • * 1997: London Symphony Orchestra (''Symphonic Rock: The British Invasion'')
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  • ...afraid to get suspended. The group was attracted to the new sound of the [[British Invasion]] with bands like [[the Beatles]] and [[the Yardbirds]], but also American
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  • ...the Suez Canal in the following year was followed by a brief and abortive British invasion in 1956. [[Sudan]] became an Anglo-Egyptian condominion in 1899 and remaine
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  • ...ns controlled [[Lake Champlain]], and a naval victory there forced a large British invasion army to turn back.
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  • ...however, came to a relatively quick end with the advent of the so-called [[British Invasion]] by the [[The Beatles|Beatles]] in 1964 and the subsequent disappearance o
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  • ...t. Thomas Macdonough's victory on Lake Champlain (Sept. 11, 1814) halted a British invasion of New York. Lacking naval supremacy the British turned around and marched
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  • ...t. Thomas Macdonough's victory on Lake Champlain (Sept. 11, 1814) halted a British invasion of New York. Lacking naval supremacy the British turned around and marched
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  • ...forts at Crown Point and Ticonderoga, south of the St. Lawrence, blocked a British invasion by way of Lake Champlain and the Richelieu River. In the far northwest Pier
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  • ...Ghent on Christmas, 1814. Before that news reached New Orleans, a massive British invasion force was utterly defeated at the [[Battle of New Orleans]], which made a n
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  • ...ears before this, thus taking us back to the early 1960s and the so-called British Invasion of rhythm & blues.
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  • ...tage of.<ref>{{cite book|last=Schaffner|first=Nicholas|year=1982|title=The British Invasion: From the First Wave to the New Wave|location=New York|publisher=McGraw-Hil
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  • ...d 1980s saw the rise of [[New Wave music|New Wave]]. The so-called 'Second British Invasion' into the US popular music scene took place from 1982 to 1984 when UK bands
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  • ...e group.<ref>{{cite book|last=Schaffner|first=Nicholas|year=1982|title=The British Invasion: From the First Wave to the New Wave|location=New York|publisher=McGraw-Hil
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