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14.07.2020 •
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Why did the British promise some of their colonies independence during World War II?
The British felt sorry for their colonies.
The British believed it was wrong to have colonies.
The British wanted colonial troops to help in the fighting.
The British wanted to follow the example that had been set by Germany.
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Ответ:
The British believed it was wrong to have colonies.
Ответ:
c
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