Which step did britain take to prevent rebellion in some of its colonies?
increased mil...
Social Studies, 14.12.2019 15:31 EliHarris517
Which step did britain take to prevent rebellion in some of its colonies?
increased military presence
enactment of the people's charter
passage of the reform act of 1832
increased self-government
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