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What British policy was meant to prevent the religious groups from joining forces? A.Divide and Rule B.Suffrage C.Neocolonialism
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What British policy was meant to prevent the

religious groups from joining forces?

A.Divide and Rule
B.Suffrage
C.Neocolonialism

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Answer:divide and rule

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