In Reality, the Colonial Boundaries That Were Intended to Distinguish

question 11

Multiple Choice

In reality, the colonial boundaries that were intended to distinguish communities of colonizers from their colonial subjects:

• A) were much more clear, simple, and solid than anticipated.
• B) were much more complicated, fragile, and fluid than anticipated.
• C) were largely uncomplicated by the colonizers' class position.
• D) generally ignored.
• E) became unenforceable only after restrictions on the immigration of European women were lifted.

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