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Vedmedyk [2.9K]
3 years ago
6

Which BEST describes a result of British colonization of Australia?

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jekas [21]3 years ago
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The correct answer is - D. Australia is a modern, independent country, but it still has a few ties with Great Britain.

Australia is a country that has been established by Great Britain. It has been settled initially by British people in the colonization period, and the country has been set on the cultural foundations of Great Britain.

That has led to a good development of the country since it has been established, and it has always kept the pace with Great Britain and the other Western countries. Because of that, Australia quickly developed into an independent, modern, strong country, similar in many ways to its founder country.

Despite being independent country and very far away from Great Britain, Australia has always kept good and close ties with the country that made it what it is.

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