What was the "fatal flaw" of European colonialism?
a. Its double standard of freedom and sovereignty for itself but not its colonies
b. Its inability to extract resources from its colonies
c. Its squeamishness at using force to rule its colonies
d. Its promotion of nationalist ideology
Answer: a. Its double standard of freedom and sovereignty for itself but not its colonies
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false