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Evelin Browning

3 May, 11:34

What happened to Afghanistan when Britain and Russia competed for influence in the region during the 1800s?

Afghanistan was taken over by Muslim radicals.

Afghanistan came under British control.

Afghanistan came under Russian control.

Afghanistan remained independent.

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