Thailand's Continuing Independence Is Largely Attributable to

question 41

Multiple Choice

Thailand's continuing independence is largely attributable to

• A) the conflict between Vietnam and Burma.
• B) the determination of the Thai people.
• C) the protection afforded by the Qing emperors in China.
• D) the desire of the Thai people to modernize their country.
• E) the desire of Europeans for a buffer between their respective colonies.

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