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Why did Shaka Zulu fight against the Boers? A. To exert an increasing pressure in the area B. To defeat his successors from Britain C. To protect his empire from Dutch control D…

Why did Shaka Zulu fight against the Boers? A. To exert an increasing pressure in the area B. To defeat his successors from Britain C. To protect his empire from Dutch control D…
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Why did Shaka Zulu fight against the Boers?

A. To exert an increasing pressure in the area

B. To defeat his successors from Britain

C. To protect his empire from Dutch control

D. To illustrate their growing imperialism

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C

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