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Why did European nations such as Britain colonize countries in the Middle East in the beginning of the twentieth century? A. to gain an upper hand over the United States B. to export oil from Britain to
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Why did European nations such as Britain colonize countries in the Middle East in the beginning of the twentieth century? A. to gain an upper hand over the United States B. to export oil from Britain to the Middle East C. to control the region’s rich oil reserves D. to import agricultural products such as cotton

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d

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The answer is part D.

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Because most countries were colonized to get raw materials.

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