44. The failures of indirect rule led to:
a. direct rule and an increased brutality towards occupied colonies.
b. the elimination of civil liberties and protections towards occupied people.
c. years of violence, instability, and genocide among rival ethnic groups within
colonized regions.
d. all of the above.
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