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scholars have identified three types of cause of decolonization: metrocentric, peripheral, and international. In short, these involve causes in the imperial power, in the colonized territory, and in the wider world.
in my opinion peripheral would not be included on a basic level and you question states only 2 so i would think metrocentric and international.
A--Islamic tolerance and Christian conversion were how the two empires addressed religions during empire building.
The Islamic empires often used systems of tolerance allowing for multiple religions to exist in their empire. At times, they would impose taxes on differing religions but rarely were people forced to give up their religion. For Christians, conversion was important. As they built empires in Asia, Africa, and the Americas, native peoples were forced to convert to Christian religions.
John Hancock was 39 <span>when he signed the Declaration of Independence</span>
Even if it was off a game! " A" was the right answer :)
