What were the dominions of England in the 19th century?

In the 19th century, England was still a powerful state with developed structures. She held a high position in the world due to the ownership of colonies and domains. In England, thanks to such possessions, industry and trade developed. Domain – these are territories that were subordinate to the metropolis, but had the right to independent self-government. They recognized the authority of the monarch of England. Domains at this time were: Canada, Australia, New Zealand. They received from England some privileges on trade and sovereignty.