After the First World War, the British Empire evolved into a free association of states known as what?
Answer: The British Commonwealth of Nations.
The British Empire evolved into a free association of states known as the British Commonwealth of Nations. Canada remains a leading member of the Commonwealth today.
All answer choices
- The British Commonwealth of Nations. (correct answer)
- The League of Nations.
- La Francophonie.
- The North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
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