By 1914, Britain

question 23

Multiple Choice

By 1914, Britain:

• A) had constructed in India the densest railway network in the world.
• B) had excluded Indians from all sectors of the subcontinent's administration.
• C) did far more trading with people of Australia and New Zealand than with the impoverished people of India.
• D) had turned India into the world's workshop and China into a supplier of raw materials.

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