Question 1 • PBCSD_Grade_Forgiveness_2109310_World History_S2_2015
European colonial economies were generally organized to extract resources and send them to Europe. Investment in infrastructure, such as railways and ports, tended to serve export industries rather than broader local development, so little was invested in technology or infrastructure unrelated to exports. Choice B describes this effect; plantations and mines were not prohibited, as choice D claims.
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