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A Long and Illustrious History

In the early 1970s, how many people of Indian origin did Britain admit after they were forced out of Uganda?

A8,000
B18,000
C28,000 ✓
D48,000

Explanation

In the early 1970s, Britain admitted 28,000 people of Indian origin who had been expelled from Uganda by Idi Amin's government. Many went on to make significant contributions to British life.

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