What was the state of the many, diverse, religions in india under british rule?
a. they were, for the most part, united behind a goal for independence.
b. there was almost constant conflict between hindus and muslims.
c. india was almost entirely hindu, so there was not much religious diversity.
d. most religions were outlawed under british rule, with the exception of christianity.

Which statement best represents an economic weakness of the national government under the articles of confederation? a. the national government was unable to collect taxes. b. national and state taxes combined were too high for most services to pay. c. congress set different tax rates for each state, leading to conflict. d. state refused to collect taxes on behalf of the national government