In the governing of their holdings in Africa,the British created political systems where local leaders were left in their positions,but real power lay with the British.

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This was a common practice known as indirect rule, where the British worked through indigenous rulers to maintain control over their territories. The local leaders were often given some degree of authority, but ultimate control rested with the British colonial administration.

In the Governing of Their Holdings in Africa,the British Created