Question

13. Which of these is an accurate statement about the British colonies?
a. Children benefited from an excellent system of public education.
b. Politics and society were dominated by landowning men.
c. Society provided equal opportunities for all groups.
d. Society could not be divided into clear social levels.

Answer 1

Answer:

B and D

Explanation:

Both are equally correct

For option B : In British colonies if you had land you had power

For option C : There wasn't actually a concrete division in society levels. Sometimes even landowners were treated unequally amongst each other.

But it all depends about which time period you actually meant

Answer 2

British Empire was composed of dominions, mandates, colonies, and territories. The British empire's main purpose was to supply the raw materials and serve as a market.

The correct answer is:

Option B. Politics and society were dominated by landowning men

Option D. Society could not be divided into clear social levels.

The statements correct about British Empire are:

1. The land-owning men were more powerful and had high authority in social and political society.

2. The society division was not concrete, such that the men owning the lands were treated unequally to the lower class people.

3. The colonial legislature was elected by the men who were holding lands and were also appointed as kings.

Thus, the correct options are Option B and Option D.

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