Though idealistic, the stated goal of British indirect rule in Africa was
a. to introduce British educational institutions.
b. to preserve African political institutions.
c. to replace tribal government with constitutional democracy.
d. to "divide and conquer".
e. to mitigate French, Belgian, and German influence on the continent.
b
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Muslim rule in India
A. maintained a close alliance with Baghdad. B. was totally assimilated into Hindu culture. C. employed many Hindus in powerful positions within the government. D. reserved most of the high posts in the central government and the provinces for Muslims. E. never made use of Hindus on any level of government.
Based on these maps, one common feature in the Allied military strategy in both the Pacific and European theaters of war was to __________
A) detonate atomic weapons in both Germany and Japan B) initially attack Germany and Japan through the "soft underbellies" of their empires C) use an extensive island-hopping strategy in the Pacific and Mediterranean D) rely on numerous Allied military bases in Europe and the Pacific to launch attacks
Criticism of the federal government's handling of the Hurricane Katrina included
a. the large number of dead and missing. b. an inadequacy to prepare for such a disaster. c. its heavy impact on poor and African American residents. d. videotape that contradicted statements made by White House officials. e. all of these choices