What was the stated goal of indirect rule in Africa?
A. To prevent the potential of rebellions as was seen in Southeast Asia.
B. To limit the cost of setting up colonial rule.
C. To appease the educated class of Africans.
D. To preserve African political traditions.
E. To begin a collaborative system with native Africans.
Answer: D
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