C) It decided to go to war against Britain unless it was freed.
D) It realized it could succeed as an independent country.
The correct answer is B.
At the end of the Second World War, the Indian leaders denied their cooperation in the National Congress, because the British government refused to grant them a greater degree of independence, in exchange for their support in the war.
In 1942 Mahatma Gandhi announced the beginning of anti-imperialist actions, through a new day of civil disobedience with the objective that the British withdrew from India. The British responded with a great repression by imprisoning many leaders.
allowing Britain to take control of the government.
expanding farms and developing a range of new crops.
inviting European industries to expand to Egypt.
Building Large Army
Explanation:
Although he expanbded the army there was no expansion of territory, although he had plans to do so.
On the contrary, Egypt managed toi remain independent at the period.
Yes, Muhammad Ali did everything he could to expand mainly the cotton plantation, the country reach the fifth position in cotton production at the time.
He did not invite European industries,rather he tried to develop a local industry, he shunned external competition, although he needed to import the machinery.
Apart from the previous Red Scare that happened prior to World War II, the second wave of communist fear came when the Russians tested their version of the atomic bomb and Mao Zedong conquering China. Other developments that fueled this fear was the Korean War where the Communist North invaded South Korea and the conviction of State Official Alger Hiss of perjury and espionage and the arrest of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg for espionage. This gave rise to the McCarthy era where many Americans were arrested on suspicion of being communist spies or sympathizers.
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