Explain why many Pacific Island nations chose to retain ties with their former colonial powers after gaining independence.

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The Pacific Island nations chose to retain there ties with their former colonial powers after gaining independence because they wanted military protection from there enemies. They assistance with or control of internal and foreign affairs. Lastly they wanted economic assistance.

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Explain why many Pacific Island nations chose to retain ties with their former colonial powers after gaining independence.

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it is time and money

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