What is one way that the post-war reform movements in the British and French colonies might be different if they occurred today?

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Galina-37 [17]3 years ago

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I agree the correct answer is A

Vesna [10]3 years ago

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Like the person below:
Organizers would make use of social media, such as Facebook, to organize and unify.
<span>Reformers would not have demanded change because British and French economies are more stable.
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It is not the second or the last one because

the British and french government would have allowed them to be indepedent long time ago, as they were allowing their colonies to have self-rule.

More people around the world would have been aware because of the internet, news, etc.

hope this helps

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