The English people were very supportive of the war effort during all of the Anglo-Boer War. True False

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The correct answer is False. The British were not supportive of the war effort during all of the Anglo-Boer War. A number of <span>opponents of this war criticized the motivations behind it, claiming that it was fought to benefit rich individuals and not the national interests of the British Empire.</span>

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