According to the chart, which statement is true?

Question

(1 point)
Responses

No European nations hold territory in the Pacific today.
No European nations hold territory in the Pacific today.

All colonies were established during the nineteenth century.
All colonies were established during the nineteenth century.

All colonies became independent during the twentieth centur

Answer 1

Based on your question, the statements provided seem to be responses regarding European colonies and territories in the Pacific. To accurately determine which statement is true, I would need specific information or data from the chart you're referencing. However, I can provide some context based on common historical knowledge:

1. No European nations hold territory in the Pacific today: This statement is likely false, as some territories in the Pacific may still be governed by European countries (e.g., French Polynesia is a French overseas collectivity).

2. All colonies were established during the nineteenth century: This statement is typically false because some colonies were established earlier, during the period of European exploration in the 16th and 17th centuries.

3. All colonies became independent during the twentieth century: This statement is also generally false, as many Pacific territories or colonies gained independence in the mid-twentieth century, but some remain non-independent or have special statuses even to this day.

Without the specific chart, I cannot definitively state which is true. However, if you have the chart or additional details, I could offer a more precise analysis.