The nation that ruled Singapore and Hong Kong throughout much of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries was
a. France.
b. Japan.
c. Great Britain.
d. China.
e. Malaysia.
c
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Which of these was the main center of resistance to Mongol rule?
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A) immigrants. B) reformers. C) abolitionists. D) capitalists. E) farmers.
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