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Which step did Britain take to prevent rebellion in its colonies during the nineteenth century? *Increase self-government *Increase military presence *Passed the reform act of 1832 *enacted the People's
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Which step did Britain take to prevent rebellion in its colonies during the nineteenth century?

*Increase self-government
*Increase military presence
*Passed the reform act of 1832
*enacted the People's Charter

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I don't know the answer yet but do not pick "Passed the reform act of 1832" I'll get back to you soon I'm looking into it. 
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Answer: It's A) Increase in self-government

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