[99 points] which of the following conditions did the local population of an imperialized nation commonly face?

they had to elect a new government body.

they rarely had any rights and lived like second-class citizens in their own nation.

they were banned from migrating to foreign lands to seek employment and a livelihood.

they were rarely expected to learn and follow the cultural practices of the imperialist nation.

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I believe the answer is B) They rarely had any rights and lived like second-class citizens in their own nation.

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