As the Eighteenth Century Progressed, How Did Britain View Itself

question 105

Multiple Choice

As the eighteenth century progressed, how did Britain view itself in contrast to France?

• A) as a humble nation that shied away from patriotism in all ways
• B) as a staunch defender of Catholicism
• C) as a land with a lower standard of living than the colonies
• D) as a state that lacked foreign foes
• E) as a realm of widespread prosperity and individual liberty

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