how many colonies did belgium have before 1914?
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the only real colonies that Belgium had was Kongo it was at first propriety of king Leopold II but in 1908 it became propriety of Belgium until 1960.  Also there are the states of ruanda and urundi ( now days Rwanda and Burundi ) in 1916 they became in the influence of Belgium before they where propriety of germany\n\nthere where also some Santo Tomas ( Guatemala ), Tianjin ( china 1902 till 1931 ) but they aren't real colonies but something like Hongkong was for the UK.  lets say they were trading posts because the domains loan for certain duration
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9. 1930 was the First World Cup. Only 13 nations took part, and Uruguay won.
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1. I have tried to answer your question, but I think you need to re-check your base data, because there are errors in your  question.\n(a) France has not had colonies in Africa since the 1960s. It converted some former colonies to overseas departments, but all its African possessions were given independence. \n(b) Cameroon had been a German colony, but after the First World War, the League of Nations gave part to the French for administration under mandate, and the other part to Britain. \n(c) There does not appear to be an African tribe called Nayak. \n\n2. The nearest Cameroonian tribal name to "Nayak" is Naki, however it is one of the smaller Cameroonian tribes with only 3,000 members. This webpage lists all the tribes in Cameroon, and you can check other countries on the site too.\nhttp://www.ethnologue.com/show_country.asp?name=CM\n\n3. This webpage has an at-a-glance list of the larger tribes in the whole continent. \nhttp://www.africaguide.com/culture/tribes/index.htm
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1919 for Belgian women to vote.\nCheck out this site for more:\nhttp://www.ipu.org/wmn-e/suffrage.htm
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Most of sub-Saharan Africa won its independence in the first few years of the 1960s. Just pick a country and look it up. One example would be Zaire (ex-Belgian Congo).
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13 countries participated in the first ever World Cup in Uruguay.  Uruguay beat Argentina 4-2 in the finals.
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http://www.fifa.com/en/history/history/0,1283,4,00.html\n\nHappy reading!
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there are 193 countries
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Hope this helps you out. BTW the Brits had the most colonies!!!!\n\nThe 2nd link shows which countries owned which other countries. It's taken from 1898. It's a big image so it might take a while to load if you got a slow connection.
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Ghana, Ivory Coast/ Cot-De-Vour, Angola and Togo. Tunisia has an experiance before.
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CORRECTION!: Portugal, Hungary, NORWAY (France `98 1-2) and SWITZERLAND (1950: 2-2). That was an interesting question. Now I remember Brazil defeated Holland in USA `94 and found in FIFA that defeated Yugoslavia in 1950. Good question!
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Trinidad & Tobago, Togo, Angola, Ivory Coast, Czech Republic and Ukraine. 6 countries.
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Dutch territory was widely expanded during the 19th century and early 20th century until a territory was formed that become known as the Dutch East Indies. This territory is now the independent nation state of Indonesia. The Netherlands where, by then, the colonial power with the largest Muslim population in the world. The bureaucratic system needed to govern this territory was expensive, whilst the Dutch elite was determined to earn money rather than lose it. This let to an exploitation of the 'Inlander', aboriginal (Indonesian) population. Some Inlanders demanded independence during the years between the first and second world wars. The Netherlands government was keen to grant independence, but only once the nation had become 'civilized enough' from the Dutch viewpoint.\n\nThe Netherlands were the last European country to abolish slavery. The Black people in Suriname were replaced by cheaper Hindus and Muslims from British India. Suriname had a mixed Black and Hindustani population until the 1970s. This once rich colony hit poverty during the years between the two world wars. During the Second World War, however, the economy developed as the American army bought extensive stocks of aluminium from Suriname in order to enhance their aircraft-building programme.
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1914 - 1924\n\nI hope this helps\n\nCipri
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Canada was born in 1867; created by "The British North America Act," a law enacted by the British Parliament. The Act federated the British colonies of northern North America into a country consisting of four provinces, with two levels of government, federal and provincial. Under the provisions of the Act, both levels have their respective responsibilities and powers clearly defined.
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13 -- once for each of the original colonies
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Commonwealth countries are an association of 54 sovereign self ruling states the majority of which once formed part of the British Empire. There are 13 countries which are still not sovereign and depend upon the UK but are still called commonwealth countries. West Indies therefore also comes under the commonwealth.