Question

algerias struggles after independence can be, in part, traced to frances practice of promoting inexperienced algerians in french government. distributing land evenly between algerians and europeans sharing money earned on the sale of oil with the algerian people. limiting the ability of algerian muslims to become french citizens.

Explanation:

France's colonial rule in Algeria had various policies. Promoting inexperienced Algerians in French government was not a major issue. Distributing land evenly between Algerians and Europeans was not the case as Europeans often had more land. Sharing money from oil sales with Algerians was also not a root - cause. However, limiting the ability of Algerian Muslims to become French citizens was a part of the discriminatory colonial policies. This led to a lack of full integration and a sense of second - class status during colonial times. After independence, the social, political, and economic structures that were affected by such colonial exclusions (like lack of proper political representation experience due to citizenship limitations) contributed to post - independence struggles.

Answer:

limiting the ability of Algerian Muslims to become French citizens.