The definition of exclusive language is C. "Exclusive language is words that exclude various groups of people." The word "exclusive" means to exclude something or someone. A person can use exclusive language to exclude someone and make them feel rejected, not valued or not part of a group of people or society. Exclusive language is often used to discriminate against people because of their race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability or education levels. Words are powerful and we need to be careful how we use them.
In the days before World War II, all three countries were colonies/territories of other countries.
The Philippines was an American Territory.
Vietnam was a French Colony.
India was a British Colony.
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The United States state that was the least affected by these new policies was "<span>Florida," since Florida's oil exports and production during this time were slight compared to the other states in question. </span>
Eather A or C. Hope I helped
