How did the British rule their African colonies? They left existing governments completely in place.
They established centralized administrations.
Local leaders remained in place, but Britain had ultimate authority.
Britain made the rules, but local leaders could override them if they disagreed.

The British employed various systems of governance in their African colonies. These were through the agency of (1) trading companies, (2) indirect rule, (3) the settler rule, and then the unique joint rule of the Sudan with the Egyptians known as the (4) condominium government. Trading Companies .

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The British employed various systems of governance in their African colonies. These were through the agency of (1) trading companies, (2) indirect rule, (3) the settler rule, and then the unique joint rule of the Sudan with the Egyptians known as the (4) condominium government. Trading Companies .

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