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State one reason Joseph Chamberlain believed colonies were valuable to Great Britain.
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State one reason Joseph Chamberlain believed colonies were valuable to Great Britain.

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Here are some reasons...They would lead to more employment, they would increase demands for goods, and they would create new markets.
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