Why did the British participate in the Crimean War?

A: They wanted to establish a colony on the Crimean Peninsula.

B: They did not want the Russians to control the Black Sea.

C: They were the allies of the Russians.

D: They wanted to impress the Sardinians.

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Katelyn Barber

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13 January, 03:04

Why did the British participate in the Crimean War?

A: They wanted to establish a colony on the Crimean Peninsula.

B: They did not want the Russians to control the Black Sea.

C: They were the allies of the Russians.

D: They wanted to impress the Sardinians.

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Ryan Shaffer · Answer 1

Question: Why did the British participate in the Crimean War?

Answer: They did not want the Russians to control the Black Sea.

Explanation: they didnt want them to expand there territory

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Kenyon Peck · Answer 2

Hello,

The correct answer is B. They didnt want the Russians to control the Black Sea.

The British participated in the Crimean War because British had a alliance with France, Turkey, and Sardinia agains Russia.

Why did the British participate in the Crimean War?A: They wanted to establish a colony on the Crimean Peninsula.B: They did not want the Russians to control the Black Sea.C: They were the allies of the Russians.D: They wanted to impress the Sardinians.

Why did the British participate in the Crimean War?

A: They wanted to establish a colony on the Crimean Peninsula.

B: They did not want the Russians to control the Black Sea.

C: They were the allies of the Russians.

D: They wanted to impress the Sardinians.