A Primary Reason That the British Submitted Their Border Dispute

question 109

Multiple Choice

A primary reason that the British submitted their border dispute with Venezuela to arbitration was

• A) that growing tensions with Germany made Britain reluctant to engage in conflict with the United States.
• B) that they expected the Monroe Doctrine to be ruled invalid.
• C) that they did not want to become involved in a dangerous war in South America.
• D) the fear that Britain would lose a shooting war with Venezuela.
• E) that they accepted America's complete domination of Latin America.

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