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How is a dominion different from a colony? A) A colony was required to give half of all agricultural goods to the mother country, but a dominion was not.
B) A dominion could have complete domestic control, but remained militarily loyal to the Mother Country.
C) A dominion had complete and utter independence from the Mother Country in all matters.
D) A colony was required to ban all newspapers and written materials critical of the government, but a dominion was not.

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