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Why did Great Britain and France lose their colonies in India and Vietnam following World War II? A. India and Vietnam were economic powers. B. Growing nationalist movements demanded independence. C. India
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Why did Great Britain and France lose their colonies in India and Vietnam following World War II?

A. India and Vietnam were economic powers.

B. Growing nationalist movements demanded independence.

C. India and Vietnam were taken over by the Japanese.

D. Europeans did not agree with Hindu and Buddhist religious beliefs.

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The answer is D. Europeans did not agree with Hindu and Buddhist religion and beliefs
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D. Europeans did not agree with Hindu and Buddhist religious beliefs, sorry if im wrong

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