Question

how did paternalistic colonial policies create long - term resistance movements that challenged imperial authority across different continents? (1 point)
increased economic investments in colonial territories
developed more effective communication networks
imposed cultural suppression sparked indigenous nationalist movements
expanded military training programs

Explanation:

Paternalistic colonial policies often involved cultural suppression. This led to a sense of oppression among indigenous populations, fueling the rise of nationalist movements that aimed to challenge imperial authority. Economic investments, communication networks, and military - training programs are not directly related to the creation of resistance movements due to paternalistic policies in the context of cultural suppression.

Answer:

Imposed cultural suppression sparked indigenous nationalist movements