In 1774-1775, as they prepared for action in the colonies, British ministers believed they were embarking on
A) a long-term protracted war of revolution in North America.
B) the beginnings of an armed conflict that would likely come to involve the armies of the major powers of Europe.
C) a general mobilization to conduct a full-scale war of conquest in the colonies.
D) a brief but decisive police action against a handful of colonial traitors.
D
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a. gave China the potential for rapid economic and social change. b. promoted rights for industrial workers and the importance of industrial development. c. blamed China's relative backwardness on Western interference. d. empowered the Chinese peasantry as a revolutionary class.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.